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24
Mar
2015
ANU Law expert Kevin Boreham says Australia has the responsibility and the capacity to tell the Iraqi government that it must stop human rights abuses by the ISF and Shi’a militia.
18
Mar
2015
A partnership between the ANU College of Law and the University of Yangon is helping rebuild Myanmar's legal system.
18
Feb
2015
As two Australians are given an 11th hour reprieve, Professor Don Rothwell, says Indonesia's application of the death penalty for drug crimes breaches the international laws the country is subject to.
12
Feb
2015
Questions have been raised about the adequacy of Australian laws in combating migration fraud says migration law expert, Khanh Hoang.
05
Feb
2015
A national forum hosted by the ANU Legal Workshop and the Wellness Network for Law will reinforce the importance of wellbeing for those working in the legal profession and the need for systemic reforms, rather than Band-Aid solutions.
03
Feb
2015
The ANU College of Law’s position as a leading contributor to climate law has been further strengthened with the appointment of Associate Professor Andrew Macintosh as Chair of the Emissions Reduction Assurance Committee (ERAC).
02
Feb
2015
Whether quotes from popular culture or memorable anecdotes, alumni and friends of the ANU College of Law are being encouraged to suggest words to celebrate the College’s history and inspire future generations of law students.
29
Jan
2015
Australia needs to decide how it will deal with Australians involved in fighting in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Rob McLaughlin and David Letts, Co-Directors of ANU Law's Centre for Military and Security Law write in the Sydney Morning Herald.
20
Jan
2015
Without an open approach to sharing intellectual property, clean energy technologies will be at the mercy of corporate patent trolls, says IP law expert, Dr Matthew Rimmer.
15
Jan
2015
The employability of graduates from the ANU College of Law has again been recognised with the 2015 Peter Nygh Hague Conference Internship awarded to an ANU law graduate for the second time in as many years.
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16 Jun 2021
Australia and the geopolitics of the new space race
Cassandra Steer interviewed by ABC Radio National
13 Jun 2021
How to carve up the riches of the sea—Australia, Indonesia, and the sea boundaries
Donald Rothwell interviewed by ABC Radio National
11 Jun 2021
Biggest police sting ever, the G7 summit, and who’s the Biloela family?
Kate Ogg interviewed by Bubble Pop Podcast
9 Jun 2021
Biodiversity trading platform will be ASX for farm enviro services
Andrew Macintosh quoted in Farm online
7 Jun 2021
Palmerston City Council's award-winning formula puts citizens at heart of decision making
Ron Levy ABC News
3 Jun 2021
‘A dangerous time’ in Myanmar: Burmese in California struggle for answers, attention
Jonathan Liljeblad quoted in Los Angeles Times
3 Jun 2021
Malaysia to again target immigrants as 'total lockdown' aims to reduce record case numbers
Joshua Neoh quoted in ABC News
1 Jun 2021
Public Sector Informant: Agencies not immune to cyber attacks
Clive Williams writes in The Canberra Times
1 Jun 2021
Public Sector Informant: Agencies not immune to cyber attacks
Clive Williams writes in The Canberra Times
27 May 2021
Space race could see Australia get dedicated space ambassador
Cassandra Steer quoted in The Canberra Times
27 May 2021
Space race could see Australia get dedicated space ambassador
Cassandra Steer quoted in The Canberra Times
