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2010

Vice Chancellor's Award for Teaching Excellence

ANU College of law lecturer Asmi Wood was doubly honoured at the mid-year graduation ceremony, with the award of his PhD and a Vice Chancellor's Award for Teaching Excellence.

A future in research and law reform drives Cherish Tay

Meet Cherish Tay, an ANU College of Law Student Ambassador and New Colombo Plan scholar.

Humans of ANU Law: Thomas Fearon

Tom Fearon is Deputy Manager of Marketing and Communications at ANU College of Law.

Humans of ANU Law: Dr Philippa (Pip) Ryan

Dr Philippa (Pip) Ryan is a barrister and senior lecturer at ANU College of Law, where she is director of the Master of Laws (LLM) program.

The appointment of Justice Kiefel is refreshing, but the need for greater diversity is an ongoing task

Bravewomen blazed a trail that led to the appointment of our first woman Chief Justice.

Inspiring Women of ANU Law: Likim Ng

Meet Inspiring Woman of ANU Law, Likim Ng.

How hard will it be for Australia to extradite and prosecute Neil Prakash?

Australia is seeking the extradition from Turkey of Neil Prakash, an Australian citizen who is accused of being a leading propagandist and recruiter for Islamic State (IS).

New article examines legal implications of Legal Autonomous Maritime Systems

A new research paper highlights consequences surrounding the legal characterisation of lethal autonomous maritime systems (LAMS).

How hard will it be for Australia to extradite and prosecute Neil Prakash?

Australia is seeking the extradition from Turkey of Neil Prakash, an Australian citizen who is accused of being a leading propagandist and recruiter for Islamic State (IS).