Recent news
16
Mar
2021
Dr Cassandra Steer has published a new book chapter that tackles the lack of diversity in the space sector.
12
Mar
2021
The ANU College of Law hosted an International Women’s Day Breakfast, providing students with a unique opportunity to connect with a diverse range of women working across the legal sector.
11
Mar
2021
It's been described as a "ground-breaking" study and a "tour de force" by international law experts. Learn more about Associate Professor Esmé Shirlow's new book.
03
Mar
2021
The Excellence in Education Awards 2020 recognise the accomplishments of all educators, especially those who went above and beyond.
24
Feb
2021
Dr Dilan Thampapillai and Honorary Associate Professor Alex Bruce have published a new book combining academic commentary with extracts from key legal cases in a single volume.
17
Feb
2021
Where does Myanmar go in its post-coup era? A new book co-edited by ANU College of Law scholar Dr Jonathan Liljeblad offers insights on the road ahead.
12
Feb
2021
From Beijing to Canberra, Charles Zhan (JD '11) reflects on his journey as a migrant, ANU Law alumnus, and international trade lawyer.
12
Feb
2021
Bachelor of Laws (Hons)/Asian Studies student, Clare McBride-Kelly, reflects upon her experiences as a summer intern for the Aurora Education Foundation.
10
Feb
2021
ANU Juris Doctor candidate, Himangi Ticku, has spent a great deal of time in prison over the past two years, working to support detainees and their families.
08
Feb
2021
A research paper by ANU Law Dean Professor Sally Wheeler OBE has been shortlisted Socio-Legal Studies Association (SLSA) Article Prize 2021.
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27 Jul 2021
Constitutional clause doesn’t ban vaccine mandates in Australia
Amelia Simpson quoted in AAP
27 Jul 2021
Calls for the Senate to address sexual assault allegations against US marines in the Northern Territory
Donald Rothwell quoted in SBS News
21 Jul 2021
Small States Can Play a Big Role in Space
Cassandra Steer writes in World Politics Review
21 Jul 2021
Billionaires in space deliver more than expensive vanity
Cassandra Steer interviewed by ABC News PM
20 Jul 2021
If you manage to travel overseas and get into trouble, don’t expect consular help
Donald Rothwell quoted in Crikey
19 Jul 2021
Virgin Galactic takes off, South African unrest and countering violent extremism
Cassandra Steer interviewed by The Strategist
18 Jul 2021
Shield laws need broad definitions, human rights lawyers submit
Kieran Pender quoted in Lawyers Weekly
18 Jul 2021
Second Chinese spy ship approaches Australia to monitor military exercises after being 'on our radar for some time'
Donald Rothwell quoted in
12 Jul 2021
You tweet. You’re sued for defamation. Should your employer represent you?
Kieran Pender quoted in Sydney Morning Herald
12 Jul 2021
‘Environmental accounting’ could revolutionise nature conservation, but Australia has squandered its potential
Peter Burnett writes in The Conversation
29 Jun 2021
Nuclear Double Standards in the Middle East
Clive Williams writes in Australian Institute of International Affairs
