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28
Oct
2020
ANU Law students have tried their hand at videography for a group assignment exploring the intersection between law, art and Indigenous Australians.
27
Oct
2020
A new book by Dr Will Bateman presents the first sustained analysis of constitutionalism and public finance in the English-speaking world.
27
Oct
2020
As the Australian Open Government Partnership (OGP) Forum prepares to adopt a third national action plan, there is a "transformative" opportunity for all levels of government to build on increased public trust brought about by COVID-19.
19
Oct
2020
During ANU Virtual Open Week 2020, our alumni panel offered advice on how to best prepare for a successful career after graduation.
16
Oct
2020
Read our Q&A with ANU Gender Identity + Sexuality Law Moot winners, Bella Rollinson and Hannah Swedlund.
15
Oct
2020
Three ANU Law scholars have co-authored a research article examining new lawyers’ perceptions of the ethicality of their workplace.
06
Oct
2020
During ANU Virtual Open Week 2020, staff and students from the ANU College of Law shared an overview of the opportunities that can enrich your law studies.
02
Oct
2020
Students from ANU research and policy group GreenLaw have authored a research article examining public interest cases under the EPBC Act.
25
Sep
2020
The International Law Clinic is a virtual experience with hypothetical clients that tackles real-world problems.
15
Sep
2020
During ANU Virtual Open Week 2020, ANU Law Students' Society representatives explained the four major competitions on offer and tips on pursuing your dream job in the legal profession.
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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
