Lowy Institute Poll 2025: Sydney Launch — Australia and the new world disorder @LowyInstitute

Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 19 hours ago

Watch this discussion on how Australians are grappling with seismic shifts in the global order. Drawing on the perspectives of Shadow Assistant Minister and former ambassador Dave Sharma, ABC senior journalist Isabella Higgins, Southeast Asia expert Susannah Patton, and Lowy Institute Poll author Ryan Neelam, this event will explore how Australians view the country’s relations with the United States and China, their perceptions of threats, the conflict in Ukraine, influence in the Pacific, and views on foreign aid, democracy and more.

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