Since 2017, law students from ANU have voluntarily staffed a Canberra-based hotdesk to help Kimberley Community Legal Service (KCLS) lawyers assist people with legal issues in the Kimberley region of Western

Welcome to Uqbar, a futuristic, liquid-democratic Utopian society where corporations are married to the natural world.

On 17-18 June 2019, the ANU College of Law hosted the global research workshop 'Navigating the Backlash aga

ANU College of Law senior lecturer Dr Imogen Saunders traces the origins of her interest in space law and how it has developed through cross-disciplinary collaboration at the University.

In 2019, Sophia Collins became the first ANU Law student to undertake a legal internship at the International Bar Association (IBA) in London.

In 2019, ANU opened its new moot court which gives law students a dynamic environment to hone their legal knowledge and oratory skills.

To celebrate World Environment Day (5 June), Dr Peter Burnett shares his research into ecologically sustainable development and looks back on his 'full-circle' experience at the ANU College

Zareen Qayyum embarked on a six-month internship at the World Bank Group's Integrity Vice Presidency Special Litigation Unit.

As technological capability advances, so too does the threat of cybercrime.

Our International Student Orientation Program is designed to introduce new international and exchange students to Australian political and cultural institutions which are relevant to the study of Australian law.

The Honorable Justice Alan Robertson (BA (Hons) ’72, LLB (Hons) ’80) is a judge of the Federal Court (Sydney) and a regular participant in the ANU College of Law's Visiting Judges program.

Over the past few years various Australian governments have grappled with enacting and administering laws designed to regulate political donations and election campaign finance.