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2023 Australian International Development Policy

This is a special series of blog posts on the Australian Government’s International Development Policy that was released in August 2023.

17 September 2025

Reimagining civil society support in the Asia Pacific

by Nicola Nixon, Sandra Kraushaar, Peter Yates and Sam Chittick

13 August 2025

Rebuilding trust in Australian aid through transparency

by Anne Aly

23 September 2024

Australian aid: no looking back?

by Cameron Hill

The Australian Ambassador to Indonesia Penny Williams inspects new wastewater management in Palembang, South Sumatra (Australian Embassy Jakarta-Flickr)

16 January 2024

Development partnership plans: pitfalls and potential

by Cameron Hill

RG Casey Building, Canberra (DFAT)

8 November 2023

Equipping Australia for development impact

by Heather Murphy

Humanitarian supplies in Laos (DFAT)

5 October 2023

Doubling down on governance?

by Stephen Howes

Man holding a one dollar note

22 September 2023

Show me the (development) money!

by Benjamin Day

Minister Pat Conroy at the Development Policy Forum

13 September 2023

Changing how we deliver our development assistance

by Pat Conroy

Midwife Yussi with her community members in Solor village, Bondowoso, East Java, as part of a KOMPAK initiative to improve maternal child health data (KOMPAK)

11 September 2023

What does locally led development mean in practice?

by Anna Winoto and Annemarie Reerink

Kennedy Folasi works as a humanitarian warehouse store person, supplies are ready to be sent to countries affected by crisis.

30 August 2023

A ‘new’ development policy? Or did Australia just miss its moment?

by John Davidson and Soli Middleby

Search results for China in Australia’s new aid policy

25 August 2023

Does Australia’s new development policy leave you feeling tense? It should

by Terence Wood

Minister for International Development Pat Conroy and Foreign Minister Penny Wong with members of the Pacific Diplomatic Corps

23 August 2023

Development as a tool of statecraft

by Tom Barber

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