Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific islands.
Australia holds lithium, rare earths and other metals the energy transition needs. This explainer covers what is in the ground, the shift from mining to processing, and why trading partners see Australia as key.
Australia’s economy is more than mining: how services, agriculture, education and tourism shape a diverse economy.
Why Australia’s trade relationship with China matters: resources, exports, interdependence and the balancing act involved.
Tourism in Oceania spans Australia’s cities, New Zealand’s landscapes and Pacific island beaches. Here is how the visitor economy works.
Australia’s agriculture and food exports span grain, beef, wool, wine and dairy. Here is how a dry continent became a global food supplier.
The Pacific Islands’ economies rely on fisheries, tourism, aid and remittances. Here is how small island states make a living across a vast ocean.
New Zealand’s economy explained: how agriculture, tourism, services and trade shape a small, open advanced economy.
