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NEWS
Launch of the world’s
first legal research centre devoted to climate change at ANU (6
June 2008)
- Sydney
launch of the ANU Centre for Climate Law and Policy
Australian Centre for Dialogue: Celebration
of progess and launch of new DVD (5 June 2008)
The Annual
ANU Reconciliation Lecture was held on 28 May 2008 with guest speaker
Mr Mark Bin Bakar.
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audio (requires RealPlayer)
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audio (56 MB)
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video (requires RealPlayer)
Launch of the Australian
Centre for Military Law and Justice by special guest, The
Hon Warren Snowden MP on Thursday 8 May 2008.
ANU College of Law well represented at Australia's
2020 Summit
Annual Academic Appointment Round 2008 - now open
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New Zealand Governor-General
visits ANU Law School
STAFF NEWS
Professor Jane Stapleton has recently been awarded the
degree of Doctor of Civil Law (DCL) by the University of Oxford. The DCL
is one of the the ancient 'senior' doctorates. It is awarded for published
work 'consisting of an original contribution to the advancement of knowledge
of such substance and distinction as to give the candidate authoritative
status in some branch or branches of legal learning'. In addition to her
post in the College, Professor Stapleton is a Statutory Visiting Professor
at Oxford and a member of the Oxford Law Faculty, and Ernest E Smith Professor
in Law at the University of Texas at Austin.
Congratulations to Amelia Simpson who has been awarded
a doctorate (JSD) from Columbia University for her thesis, The Concept
of Discrimination in Australian Constitutional Jurisprudence.
Don Anton has been invited to speak on Climate Justice
for Low-lying Island States at a conference on Climate Law and Developing
Countries, hosted by the IUCN
(World Conservation Union) Academy of Environmental Law at the University
of Ottawa Faculty of Law.
Professor Kim Rubenstein appointed to committee
to review citizenship test
Don Anton to speak at major conference
on Environmental Governance and Democracy at Yale Law School on 10-11
May 2008
Prestigious prize for Professor
Stephen Bottomley
ANU Law Professor re-appointed Commonwealth
Ombudsman
Professor
Michael Coper, currently Robert Garran Professor of Law and Dean of
the ANU College of Law, has been re-appointed
as Dean for a further five-year term, from 1 January 2008 to 31 December
2012.
ALUMNI NEWS
Stephen John Gageler SC, ANU College of Law alumnus
appointed
as the next Solicitor-General of Australia.
Congratulations to Tim Goodwin
ANU College of Law graduate and current student in Legal Workshop, Tim
Goodwin has been selected as one of the 11 participants from the 2020
Youth Summit held in Canberra on 12 and 13 April to attend the main 2020
Summit this coming weekend. Tim is now working as the Associate to Justice
North at the Federal Court of Australia in Melbourne.
First Phillipa Weeks Scholarship
in Law awarded
ANU law graduate to undetake ICJ
Traineeship
University Medallist Honour
Board unveiled at University House
STUDENT NEWS
Alice Edwards awarded ASIL
International Law Fellowship
Student wins prize
for international law essay
Law
student wins Malay public speaking competition
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STAFF IN THE MEDIA
Rudd's
climate target 'will fail', interview with Andrew Macintosh
(Canberra Times, July 2008)
EBay:
pirate bazaar or legitimate marketplace?, interview with Dr
Matthew Rimmer (ABC News, July 2008)
Time
to bridge deep divide, opinion piece by Professor Don Rothwell
(Canberra Times, June 2008)
Human
rights of murder victims, opinion piece by Dr Gregor Urbas
(Sydney Morning Herald, June 2008)
Don't Feed the Patent Trolls, Dr Matthew Rimmer (Australasian
Science, June 2008 and Online
Opinion, June 2008)
Reopening of the Phuong Ngo case, interviews with Hugh
Selby.
- Sydney
Morning Herald (June 2008)
- The
Australian (June 2008)
- ABC
News, The World Today (June 2008)
- Adelaide
Now (June 2008)
Patent Law: A Clash
of Interests, Dr Matthew Rimmer interviewed in Canberra
Times (June 2008)
The
'federal judge' furphy in the human rights debate, opinion piece by
Simon Rice (Online Opinion, June 2008)
Canberra's
first same-sex civil union, between ANU Law lecturer Kevin
Boreham and partner Edwin Ho (Canberra Times, June 2008)
- The
Age (June 2008)
- Melbourne
Community Voice (June 2008)
- Stuff.co.nz
(June 2008)
Women
in corporate law firms, interview with Professor Margaret
Thornton (ABC Radio National, Law Report, June 2008)
An
each way bet, by Simon Rice (The Australian,
May 2008)
Environment
impact tests 'worst in country', Brad Jessup in The
Age (May 2008)
Different
markets, different prices, interview with Dr Matthew Rimmer
(Choice, May 2008)
Interview with Professor Don Rothwell on the situation
in Burma (ABC TV, Newshour, May 2008)
Growing
push to repeal crime law amendments, interview with Professor
Jim Davis (The Australian, May 2008)
How
to choose a judge, stories by Simon Rice (ABC
News, Unleashed, April 2008)
ABC Lateline interviewed Dr Gregor Urbas on
Copyright
Piracy (April 2008)
Professor Kent Anderson interviewed on criminal
justice in Japan (ABC Radio, April 2008)
New
indigenous body bid, interview with Professor Mick Dodson
(The Age, 2008)
Patent
Trolls and Patent-Busters, Dr Matthew Rimmer (ABC
News Opinion, April 2008)
Labor takes a dive on PBS policy, Ms Katherine Shats,
(Australian Financial Review, April 2008)
Unis
forced to re-think IP policies, Dr Matthew Rimmer
interviewed (The Australian, April 2008)
Playing
games on Chinese, opinion piece by Dr Ann Kent (Canberra
Times, April 2008)
Get
rid of the patent absurdities, opinion piece by Dr Matthew
Rimmer (The Australian, April 2008)
Love
and marriage (union/partnership/relationship), opinion piece by Wayne
Morgan (OnlineOpinion, April 2008)
Call
for Constitution to allow alternating G-G , Professor Kim
Rubenstein (ABC News, March 2008)
State
of Control, Dr Ann Kent interviewed by The Age
(March 2008)
Australian
monk responds to China, Ven. Alex Bruce interviewed
on ABC Radio (March 2008)
Hip bones and hip pockets, Dr Thomas Faunce, (The
Age, March 2008)
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