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May
2023
A group of undergraduate students at The Australian National University (ANU) are making significant strides advocating for South Asian communities in Australia.
08
May
2023
For Laura Fox, a Bachelor of Arts/Laws (Hons) student at The Australian National University (ANU), her personal experiences have guided her journey towards becoming a lawyer and advocate for people experiencing complex family law matters—with a particular interest in family violence.
21
Apr
2023
Katelyn Ewart channeled her fascination with international relations, working with people, and solving complex problems into a career in law. Throughout the process, she has maintained her desire for learning, embarking on a new journey at Oxford.
20
Apr
2023
Honorary Associate Professor David Letts AM CSM and Honorary Professor Robert McLaughlin have co-edited a new collection that dives into the legal depths of maritime law and security.
06
Apr
2023
Rebecca Brown, a PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge, has won the 2023 AYBIL/ANZSIL Student Paper Prize for her essay titled, Australia's Approach to Health Governance: Quarantine, and its Global Implications.
03
Apr
2023
Since graduating from The Australian National University (ANU) College of Law and returning to her hometown of Singapore, Janine Wan (LLB (Hons) '19) has found her law studies to be instrumental in shaping her career.
31
Mar
2023
In this Q&A, Nick Bradman, a Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics/Laws (Hons) student at The Australian National University, delves deeper into the life and career of Carsten Smith, former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Norway
23
Mar
2023
Dr Hina Aslam, an accomplished environmental researcher, is currently working in the field of circular economy policy and regulation at the ANU College of Law through the Andre Hoffmann Fellowship for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
14
Mar
2023
Professor Rebecca Monson has written a monograph that sheds new light on the overlapping contests over land that emerge in the context of extractive industries, urbanisation, international aid and the imposition of Western conceptions of property in Solomon Islands.
14
Mar
2023
Trinity King decided to enrol in the Master of Laws at ANU because she wanted to take her career in a new direction and found she wasn’t getting the opportunities that she wanted, despite having relevant on-the-job experience.
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12 May 2023
Significance and potential issues of defence law reforms
David Letts interviewed by Lawyers Weekly
12 May 2023
Transfer of Russian assets in focus at G7 finance ministers meeting
Anton Moiseienko quoted in The Japan Times
12 May 2023
Significance and potential issues of defence law reforms
David Letts speaks to Lawyers Weekly
18 Apr 2023
Public health approaches to knife crime in Australia
Faith Gordon interviewed by ABC Darwin Radio
8 Apr 2023
The Safeguard Mechanism deal: How hard are the caps and do they matter?
Andrew Macintosh writes in Renew Economy
24 Mar 2023
Indigenous voice a ‘safe and sensible’ legal option that will not impede parliament, experts say
Asmi Wood quoted in The Guardian
21 Mar 2023
Arrest warrant issued for Vladimir Putin ‘very symbolic'
Donald Rothwell interviewed by Sky News
11 Mar 2023
‘Apply sanctions on these murderers’: Opposition calls for action over downing of MH17
Anton Moiseienko quoted in The Sydney Morning Herald
8 Mar 2023
Courtesy resignations won’t solve the Philippine National Police’s problems
Gemmo Fernandez writes in East Asia Forum
8 Mar 2023
Get the basics right for National Environmental Standards to ensure truly sustainable development
Peter Burnett writes in The Conversation
