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The recently deposed (Labor-led) Australian Government released its Australia in the Asian Century white paper in October 2012.1 The document has been the subject of public and academic scrutiny both within Australia and in the region. There was praise for the document’s emphasis on education to develop Australia’s ‘Asia-relevant capabilities’, even while the issue of how the Asia-turn is to be implemented and funded remained unaddressed. The Jakarta Post gave an insight into the region’s response to the white paper:

Australia’s Other Asia in the Asian Century