Recent news
03
Sep
2019
ANU Bachelor of Arts/Laws (Hons) student Brigid Horneman-Wren reflects on her four-week internship at the Kimberley Land Council facilitated by the Aurora Project.
02
Sep
2019
When Adam Silverwood was told by his professor his research paper was of "publishable quality", he decided to pitch it to a leading international journal on trust law and practice - with favourable results.
28
Aug
2019
Following its successful trial in NSW-Victoria border communities, the "Invisible Hurdles Project" has been re-commissioned paving the way for future research into effective service delivery.
24
Aug
2019
A Q&A with co-founders of the newly launched student-run ANU Journal of Law and Technology.
23
Aug
2019
ANU Bachelor of Arts/Laws (Hons) student Madeleine Castles is the recipient of the 2020 Scholarship for a Legal Internship in London at the International Bar Association.
22
Aug
2019
A new book co-edited by Associate Professor David Letts AM CSM and Professor Donald Rothwell FAAL presents a holistic picture of maritime issues affecting South East Asia.
20
Aug
2019
Master of Laws students Eunice Gitau and Temitope Muraina are the first ANU students to partake in the Yeosu Academy of the Law of the Sea in South Korea.
19
Aug
2019
ANU Law PhD candidate Valeria Coscini discusses winning an award for her paper exploring international law and human rights of sexuality and gender.
12
Aug
2019
ANU College of Law Associate Professor Ron Levy and other proponents of citizens’ assembly make their proposal on behalf of the ACT.
06
Aug
2019
ANU Law alumnus Edmund Bao (BComm ’14, LLB (Hons) ’15) is heading to Stanford University on a prestigious Fulbright Scholarship.
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13 Sep 2020
'We are relying on a pinky promise': The problem with the Government moving its environmental powers to states
Peter Burnett quoted in ABC News
7 Sep 2020
New Australian Public Service Commission online guidance a positive step, but chilling effect lingers
Kieran Pender writes in The Canberra Times
6 Sep 2020
Julian Assange's extradition case will continue tomorrow after coronavirus delays. What can we expect?
Donald Rothwell quoted in ABC News
3 Sep 2020
The changing face of Australian signals intelligence
Clive Williams writes in The Canberra Times
28 Aug 2020
Scott Morrison leaves open the prospect of Christchurch terrorist serving life in jail in Australia
Donald Rothwell quoted in ABC News
27 Aug 2020
Job-ready graduates changes loom as last straw for emerging researchers
Andrew Ray writes in The Conversation
19 Aug 2020
International Law and the Right to Food: What We Can Learn from Racial Justice Movements
19 Aug 2020
False claim circulates on Facebook that Australians 'will be fined if they discuss COVID-19 conspiracies'
Michael Eburn quoted in AFP Fact Check
17 Aug 2020
NSW concedes Ruby Princess mistakes, vows to act
Donald Rothwell interviewed by ABC Radio
