Australian foreign policy in a time of political crisis

 Australia now has its fifth prime minister in five years. What does this mean for Australia’s place in the world? Does our reputation as the ‘coup capital of the democratic world’ damage Australia’s international standing? How does it affect our ability to run a coherent foreign policy? And what might we expect from the Morrison Government? 
 
Join us on Tuesday, 28 August, when four Lowy Institute experts will discuss the global implications of Australia’s political crisis. Executive Director Dr Michael Fullilove will chair a discussion with Director of Research Alex Oliver, Senior Fellow Richard McGregor, and Director of the International Security Program Sam Roggeveen.