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19
Oct
2021
The Australian National University (ANU) Ashurst Novice Moot Competition concluded last week, and attracted a record-breaking 30 ANU teams.
18
Oct
2021
If your interest in law extends beyond studying it to shaping it, the ANU Law Reform and Social Justice Research Hub is the project for you.
15
Oct
2021
The Honourable Justice Michael Kirby AC CMG (HonLLD '14), described the moot as “going from strength to strength”.
13
Oct
2021
Past and present recipients of the Phillipa Weeks Scholarship in Law discuss the importance of the scholarship and Professor Weeks' legacy.
12
Oct
2021
ANU Law students Ulrika Yui Ting Li and Satkeerat Singh reflect on their memorable mooting debut.
11
Oct
2021
Coming Out Day 2021 celebrates the act of coming out as a member of the LGBTQIA+ community: today, we reflect on the progress the Australian National University (ANU) College of Law and our surrounding community are making towards exemplifying LGBTIQA+ inclusion and allyship.
05
Oct
2021
A team of ANU Law students has been declared joint champions of the prestigious Sir Harry Gibbs Constitutional Law Moot.
27
Sep
2021
ANU College of Law international students and alumni share their advice on thriving academically and personally during the pandemic.
27
Sep
2021
ANU Bachelor of Laws (Hons) students will participate in a landmark First Nations-led exemplar course taught in the Northern Territory in 2022.
23
Sep
2021
Professor Kevin John Heller has joined more than a dozen other eminent international law experts in being named a special adviser to an International Criminal Court prosecutor.
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12 Aug 2022
Posts make false claims about proposed Indigenous consultative body to Australian parliament
Ron Levy, Justin McCaul quoted in AFP Fact Check
2 Aug 2022
Victoria is set to restrict NDAs in harassment cases. What does this mean for the APS?
Kieran Pender write in The Canberra Times
21 Jul 2022
Podcast interviews with shortlisted authors: Ntina Tzouvala
Ntina Tzouvala speaks to Lipman-Miliband Trust
19 Jul 2022
Expert reveals Vladimir Putin’s plan to wait out Western sanctions
Donald Rothwell quoted in
18 Jul 2022
‘Abusing China’s restraint’: Beijing accuses Australia of provocation at sea
Donald Rothwell quoted in The Guardian
15 Jul 2022
Australia’s central climate policy pays people to grow trees that already existed. Taxpayers – and the environment – deserve better
Donald Butler, Andrew Macintosh write in The Conversation
14 Jul 2022
Fears grow of possible miscalculation involving Australian military in contested South China Sea
Donald Rothwell quoted in ABC
14 Jul 2022
Labor to remake carbon credit committee after three controversial Coalition appointments resign
Andrew Macintosh quoted in ABC
13 Jul 2022
Comanchero bikie boss Mark Buddle in police custody facing extradition to Australia
Donald Rothwell quoted in ABC
29 Jun 2022
The Future of EU Sanctions against Russia: Objectives, Frozen Assets, and Humanitarian Impact
Anton Moiseienko write in Eucrim