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19
Dec
2014
Director of global change management consultancy Kapacity.org, Dr Natasha Cica, has encouraged graduates of the ANU College of Law to not only be good, but to be very good.
18
Dec
2014
For Alice Bradshaw, who graduated from the ANU College of Law in December, studying at ANU is a family affair.
15
Dec
2014
The ongoing disputes between the Philippines and China in the South China Sea are about to reach a critical point. But is China prepared to engage in formal dispute resolution processes? Prof Donald Rothwell writes in the East Asia Forum.
15
Dec
2014
First-year student Alana Tolman is heading for Brunei after winning a prestigious New Colombo Plan scholarship. Alana, who has combined Asia-Pacific studies with Law, received her award from Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop.
11
Dec
2014
Professor Kim Rubenstein writes in the Canberra Times that a rethink is needed on the process of appointing Justices of the High Court, to address the ongoing gender imbalance.
09
Dec
2014
Undergraduate students Sara, Joy and Kin have come from Western Australia, New Zealand and here in Canberra to spend their summer working closely with leading legal experts on a practical research project.
26
Nov
2014
Could a double dissolution be the key for the Senate deadlock? asks former Queensland Senator and ANU Law senior lecturer Andrew Bartlett on ABC's The Drum.
26
Nov
2014
No names - just a number and three letter acronym is how our government deals with refugees, writes Kerry Murphy in Eureka Street.
25
Nov
2014
On Tuesday 25 November, Associate Professor David Letts, co-director of the Centre for Military and Security Law, participated in a forum at the University of the Philippines on International Humanita
18
Nov
2014
The Russian Navy is getting closer to Australia than we're used to, and beyond the bluster of 'shirtfronting' we don't seem to have a coherent policy response writes ANU College of Law Masters student Emilia Christoforou in the Lowy Institute's Interpreter blog.
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27 Sep 2022
After the Voice, climate change commitments should be the next urgent constitutional reforms
Ron Levy write in The Conversation
12 Sep 2022
Op-Ed: Her Majesty was a pretty nice queen, without a lot to say
Matt Qvortrup Matt Qvortrup write in LA Times
9 Sep 2022
Legal impact on Australia following Queen Elizabeth II’s death
Jelena Gligorijevic interviewed by Sky News
7 Sep 2022
Industry bosses making money from carbon credits say system needs to change
Donald Butler, Andrew Macintosh, Marie Waschka quoted in ABC News
4 Sep 2022
Proposed drug decriminalisation bill is one step forward two steps back
Desmond Manderson quoted in The Canberra Times
26 Aug 2022
Is Australia in danger of becoming the US’s ‘deputy sheriff’ in the South China Sea?
Donald Rothwell writes in The Conversation
26 Aug 2022
Is Australia in danger of becoming the US’s ‘deputy sheriff’ in the South China Sea?
Donald Rothwell writes in The Conversation
23 Aug 2022
Scott Morrison showed a new contempt for democracy yesterday
Ron Levy interviewed by The New Daily
17 Aug 2022
Politics, Not Law, Is Key to Confiscating Russian Central Bank Assets
Anton Moiseienko write in Just Security
13 Aug 2022
Support for a Voice to Parliament seems strong, but the No vote has already begun mobilising
Ron Levy quoted in The Canberra Times
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
