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27
Mar
2020
Joshua Neoh is an Associate Professor and Sub-Dean (International) at ANU College of Law.
27
Mar
2020
Associate Professor Jolyon Ford is Associate Dean (International) at ANU College of Law.
20
Mar
2020
Are you considering going to the Bar in the future? Want to get the inside scoop on what is involved? Look no further then these top 10 tips.
16
Mar
2020
Research papers by ANU legal scholars recently exceeded 100,000 downloads on the international journal and repository SSRN.
14
Mar
2020
Does the world’s first international e-mooting competition, recently won by ANU students, offer a glimpse of the future of legal education?
08
Mar
2020
Meet Inspiring Woman of ANU Law, Professor Sally Wheeler OBE.
08
Mar
2020
Meet Inspiring Woman of ANU Law, Dr Dominique Dalla-Pozza.
08
Mar
2020
Meet Inspiring Woman of ANU Law, Dr Anne Gallagher AO.
08
Mar
2020
Meet Inspiring Woman of ANU Law, Veronica Koman (LLM ’19).
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24 Sep 2020
Australia's treaty row with Hong Kong means help with police investigations 'on hold'
Donald Rothwell quoted in The Guardian
22 Sep 2020
Accused child sex abuser to appeal against extradition
Donald Rothwell interviewed by ABC Radio
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
