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ANU team wins 2026  Michael Kirby Contract Law  Moot Competition

29 Sep 2026

ANU Law students Alison Cook, Will Jones, Ethan Zhu and Phoebe Chalmers won the 2026 Michael Kirby Contract Law Moot in Melbourne.

ANU Law students at the 2026 Australian Law Students’ Association Annual National Conference. Image: supplied

04 Sep 2026

ANU Law students tested their advocacy skills on a national stage, built confidence and networks, and returned with both major competition results and recognition for student engagement.

Bita Mahani, William Maxwell and Chloe Law at UTokyo Summer School. Image supplied.

02 Sep 2026

Three ANU Law students travelled to Japan to attend the University of Tokyo Law School Summer School and explore global trends in corporate governance.

ICC

07 October 2026 5:30pm - 7:00pm

JLilijeblad book

10 October 2026 12:00am - 10 October 2026 1:00am

This event is co-sponsored by SIM/Utrecht University, George Mason University, Australian National University, the Netherlands UNESCO Commission and the Dutch Soroptimists.

VS

19 October 2026 1:00pm - 2:00pm

Political polarization is increasing globally. In the seminar Prof. Iddo Porat would present his new, co-authored book (with Moshe Cohne-Eliya) that offers the first comprehensive comparative study of how political polarization reshapes the role and functioning of supreme and constitutional courts.