The Lowy Institute’s @mfullilove joined Leigh Sales on @abc730 to discuss @AlboMP’s visit to Tokyo for Quad leaders talks. https://t.co/lEcpe4p2SW

Engaging with Southeast Asia: more than aid | Teesta Prakash https://t.co/pFqaBG52PO

Rejuvenating DFAT: increasing diversity and becoming less insular | Yun Jiang https://t.co/9L3jsoBMJu

Senior Fellow John Edwards speaks to The @australian about the cost of living challenge for Australia's new government. "There’s nothing that comes to mind that in the short term would affect what’s in the pipeline for inflation over the next six months." https://t.co/47XA7zI4vE

As Australia's new Prime Minister visits Japan for a meeting with Quad leaders, he is unlikely to reset relations with China, the Lowy Institute's @mcgregorrichard tells @Reuters. "The Quad will reinforce those countries’ tough China policies." https://t.co/sQErOmHpoP

"How it evolves will in large part depend on China's behaviour," the Lowy Institute's @SusannahCPatton tells @cnni. "If China continues to undermine regional norms and coerce other countries, the Quad will respond." https://t.co/B7O0mCtpQ8

"What’s needed are personal relationships that cut through the formalities and structures of ASEAN summits." The Lowy Institute's @HerveLemahieu speaks to @FinancialReview about plans by Australia's new government to appoint an ASEAN special envoy. https://t.co/Kd9CqGPzlL

Why the Middle East matters to Australia | Samy Akil, Anas Iqtait https://t.co/MdZc8Ti9uS

What does Australia’s new Prime Minister Anthony Albanese think about the world? In March, @AlboMP gave an address to the Lowy Institute about how a Labor government would deal with foreign policy and national security. You can watch the event here: https://t.co/z8y5qRy0p8

"There is the potential for Biden and Albanese to strike up an important personal relationship," Lowy Institute Executive Director @mfullilove tells @washingtonpost. "They are both individuals from modest backgrounds who have lived extraordinary lives." https://t.co/xqkCVzJKrN