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14
Jun
2019
Four ANU College of Law alumni have been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday 2019 Honours List.
10
Jun
2019
ANU contract law expert Dilan Thampapillai examines the legal questions in Israel Folau's legal dispute with Rugby Australia.
03
Jun
2019
ANU Law academics Mary Spiers Williams and Justin McCaul reflect on the significance of National Reconciliation Week and how the law can encourage Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians to “walk together”.
28
May
2019
From Hong Kong to Perth, Michelle Hankey (GDLP '14) shares her journey from law graduate to admission as a lawyer of the Supreme Court of Western Australia.
23
May
2019
An exhibition co-curated by ANU Law Professor Tim Bonyhady has won Best Travelling Exhibition at the Museums and Galleries Australia National Awards.
23
May
2019
ANU Law Professor Desmond Manderson’s new book, "Danse Macabre: Temporalities of Law in the Visual Arts", explores the intersection between time, law and art.
17
May
2019
Meet Stephanie Bloxsome, a Juris Doctor (JD) student and the 2019 Freilich Indigenous Student Scholar in Law.
06
May
2019
ANU Bachelor of Laws/Asian Studies student, Aditi Razdan, on how Health Law, Bioethics and Human Rights (LAWS4219) motivated her to pen an op-ed for the Sydney Morning Herald. Photo: Tom Fearon/ANU
02
May
2019
ANU international law expert Professor Donald Rothwell explains why it's unlikely future extradition requests for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will be resolved soon.
26
Apr
2019
ANU Bachelor of Laws (Hons) student and competitive rower Romola Davenport reflects on the importance of intellectual property in the sporting world.
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9 Feb 2020
How a cluster of islands near the North Pole offers tips for world peace
Donald Rothwell quoted in
23 Jan 2020
PNG police MOU with mining company concerning - academic
Bal Kama quoted in Radio New Zealand
15 Jan 2020
Why Celeste Barber's bushfire fundraiser is more complicated than it seems
Michael Eburn quoted in ABC News
10 Jan 2020
Why the Ukrainian airliner that crashed in Tehran was likely shot down
Clive Williams writes in The Canberra Times
8 Jan 2020
Sending in the military? First let's get some legal questions straight
David Letts writes in The Canberra Times
8 Jan 2020
Legal protections 'needed in ADF fire call-out', says military law expert
David Letts quoted in The Canberra Times
9 Dec 2019
Lawyers say they want to subpoena Prince Andrew. How can they do it?
Donald Rothwell quoted in ABC News
4 Dec 2019
Put down those narwhal tusks: running towards danger is never a good idea
Clive Williams writes in The Canberra Times
23 Nov 2019
Why the US, China and Australia are watching as Bougainville votes
Bal Kama quoted in South China Morning Post
23 Nov 2019
Bougainville could become the world's newest nation — here's what you need to know
Bal Kama quoted in ABC News
16 Nov 2019
Economic matters: Fund the new tax cuts by cancelling cuts for well off
Elizabeth Curran writes in The Age
