Ian Anderson Journalist Profile

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Sorry, Mr. Ornstein

Oct 24, 2024 | thelangcat.co.uk | Ian Anderson

I’ve neither fronted a band, nor run across an African desert. Any attempt to make myself appear that windswept and interesting would a) be in vain, and b) probably entail some obnoxious holiday snap from the Philippines or the Dolomites. But holidays on beaches and up mountains don’t really say much about me, other than what I’d rather be doing at any given moment. I suppose I have a PhD (in English Literature), but it feels like even mentioning it basically amounts to a humblebrag.
Australia’s accord could be more ambitious on Indigenous participation

Mar 5, 2024 | timeshighereducation.com | Ian Anderson

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PIF Secretary General Henry Puna's remarks at Global Forum on Migration and Development

Jan 28, 2024 | samoaobserver.ws | Enid Westerlund |Reginald Singh |Ian Anderson |Stephen Howes

I am very honoured to join you all this morning. I bring warm Pacific greetings from the Pacific Islands Forum, representing eighteen independent and self-governing states of the Blue Pacific Continent. Firstly, let me acknowledge the organisers of this 14th Global Forum on Migration and Development, together with their partners, the IOM and France as Chair of this year’s Forum, for the invitation and the opportunity to be part of this very important event.
January riots in PNG: underlying causes, implications and the future

Jan 19, 2024 | samoaobserver.ws | Enid Westerlund |Ian Anderson |Stephen Howes

2024 started terribly for Papua New Guinea as civil riots rocked the nation. What started as a protest by law enforcement officers (police, defence force and corrections staff) on 10 January over high deductions from their first pay of the year quickly escalated to looting and destruction of shops in Port Moresby as people took advantage of the security vacuum in the city.
Health service coverage: Asia and the Pacific swap places

Jan 16, 2024 | devpolicy.org | Ian Anderson |Stephen Howes

According to the World Health Organization, Universal Health Coverage (UHC) requires that all people receive the promotive, preventive, curative, rehabilitative, and palliative health services they need and can afford.
Vale Peter McCawley

Jul 23, 2023 | devpolicy.org | Ian Anderson

Australia – and the Asia-Pacific region more broadly – has just lost one of its most gifted development economists. Dr Peter McCawley, AO, died peacefully in Canberra, Australia, on 18 July, having had cancer for some time. A person is obviously much more than their CV, but Peter’s CV is worth noting.
Obesity preparedness in Asia and the Pacific

Jun 19, 2023 | devpolicy.org | Ian Anderson

The latest World Obesity Atlas 2023 – yes, there is such a thing – has three important findings for countries globally, including those in the Asia-Pacific region. First, the prevalence of obesity is rising rapidly, especially in middle income countries and among the young. Second, obesity has very significant – but often avoidable – financial and economic impacts, as well as health impacts.
2023 Fantasy Baseball Mock Draft: Salary cap (auction) full results, every bid for Rotisserie (Roto) league

Mar 10, 2023 | cbssports.com | Byron Buxton |Ian Anderson |Scott White

Stars and scrubs is back, baby!In the recap for our Head-to-Head points salary cap draft (otherwise known as an auction) a couple weeks ago, I wrote about how fulfilling it was to sell out for high-end hitters again, no longer being constrained by starting pitcher scarcity with the juiced ball being gone. Well, that's perhaps even more true in a traditional 5x5 Rotisserie league, where pitching is thought to be even less important.