17 Nov 2022 Putting a stop to destructive anti-satellite weapons tests Cassandra Steer Australia is helping bolster an emerging global norm that will secure space for the benefit of all.
18 Aug 2022 Space, sustainability and security: the intersection of domains Tom Cernev Mining asteroids? Growing food in space? Good governance will be essential to sharing the realm beyond Earth.
9 Mar 2022 Asia’s space race: China leads India on strategy Namrata Goswami Beijing and New Delhi’s space programs have very different backstories and have taken markedly different trajectories.
12 Nov 2021 It’s not rocket science, Australia needs a stronger space strategy Tristan Moss The contested and congested nature of space means this vital arena cannot be approached in a fragmented fashion.
24 May 2021 Why did Australia sign the Moon Treaty? Cait Storr A decision made under electoral pressure in the 1980s has lasting consequences for policy in the present.
29 Apr 2021 China’s leap into space Morris Jones The newly launched space station has no crew as yet, but the invite list makes for plenty of speculation.
15 Dec 2020 Bringing space law into the 21st century Donald R Rothwell The international agreements around outer space, which date to the Cold War, are being tested by new space activity.