• Just add batteries

    Milad Haghani     |      December 22, 2025

    Tapping into Australia’s growing fleet of household batteries could supply electricity at local scale for hours or days, even if the grid goes down due to weather or other emergencies.

  • Improving infrastructure resilience

    Jason Van der Schyff     |      December 9, 2025

    Infrastructure resilience may not look like power projection, but it is what makes national power possible.

  • Leading through adversity

    Open Forum     |      November 17, 2025

    From navigating the COVID-19 pandemic to enduring cyclones, bushfires, and other natural disasters, school principals are often the unsung heroes leading communities through crises.

  • Building industrial resilience

    John Coyne     |      November 11, 2025

    If the Government’s “Future Made in Australia” is to succeed, it must evolve beyond a brand into a disciplined investment framework.

  • Using digital tools to support community resilience

    Open Forum     |      October 11, 2025

    Communities that band together and support each other are more resilient in the face of natural disasters, and listening to those communities about what they need on the ground will also support individual’s mental health.

  • Stepping up resilience

    John Coyne     |      July 3, 2025

    Amid worsening strategic surprise and security fragility, Australia’s national resilience responses are just as important as its defence capabilities.

  • Balancing sovereign capability

    Rajiv Shah     |      May 14, 2025

    Global trade remains the key to national prosperity, whatever Donald Trump may think, and calls for greater sovereign capability must be tempered by intelligent use of limited resources to maximise utility.

  • Building disaster resilience

    Courtney Hansen     |      March 15, 2025

    As we head into a federal election, there’s a risk that disaster resilience becomes just another political football—but it shouldn’t be as the escalating costs of disasters affect all Australians, regardless of who is in power.

  • The growing cost of weather events

    Sarah Marinos     |      March 7, 2025

    Australia’s weather-related disasters are getting costlier, according to the latest HILDA survey.

  • When life gives you lemons

    Open Forum     |      February 12, 2025

    Scientists have found that taking a playful approach to life doesn’t mean you don’t take your situation seriously, but it can mean you cope with it better.

  • Exploring Japan’s disaster parks

    Ai Tashiro     |      February 8, 2025

    Japan’s “disaster prevention parks” preserve and pass on memories of earthquakes and other disasters to future generations.

  • Learning from Ukraine’s digital resilience

    Nikki Trewin     |      February 5, 2025

    Ukraine’s e-governance platform, “Diia,” has proven essential during the war, showcasing the power of digital innovation and resilience. Australia can learn from Ukraine to strengthen its digital infrastructure, improve public trust, and ensure strength in future crises.