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30
Jun
2014
The ANU College of Law’s position has been strengthened with the appointment of Professor Peta Spender as a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Law.
26
Jun
2014
International scholarship success for Law students. Two flexible double degree students from the ANU College of Law have been awarded prestigious scholarships to study in Asia as part of the government’s New Colombo Plan.
09
Jun
2014
An exceptional contribution to the law and the arts has seen the ANU College of Law’s Professor Tim Bonyhady recognised in the 2014 Queen's Birthday Order of Australia Honours.
02
Jun
2014
Professor Leslie Zines AO, who was Dean of the ANU Faculty of Law between 1973 and 1975, and again between 1984 and 1986, died peacefully in Canberra after a long illness on 31 May. He was 83.
29
May
2014
On 28 May 2014, a petition signed by 1.8 million people worldwide was delivered to the Australian Parliament to protest against the radical secrecy surrounding the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
29
May
2014
Learning how to apply theory to real life situations is one of the important skills that students in the Youth Law Clinical Program run by the ANU College of Law are learning while working at the ACT Youth Law Centre (YLC).
20
May
2014
Applications now accepted for the Summer/Winter in Geneva Program 2015. Applications close Thursday 12 June 2014.
17
May
2014
Professor Simon Rice is currently chairing a review into Canberra’s discrimination laws after the Council received a request from the ACT government to look at whether the Act needs to be changed.
08
May
2014
There has been an increasing focus upon the role of cities and local government in respect of action upon climate change. Dr Matthew Rimmer reflects on a lecture by ACT Environment Minister Simon Corbell (Medium).
07
May
2014
A $25 Co-op Bookshop voucher and refreshments (including gluten free option) awaits you if you are a GDLP student in the current run of the PPC who volunteers to participate in a focus group to share your experiences, reflections and attitudes towards t
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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
17 Aug 2020
NSW concedes Ruby Princess mistakes, vows to act
Donald Rothwell interviewed by ABC Radio
