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03
May
2022
Campaigning in an era of conspiracy »
Dr James Mortensen asks if we are playing with fire when dealing with election campaigns that are full of ‘gotcha' moments?
02
May
2022
Shadow Board flags interest rate rise »
For the first time since November 2020, the RBA Shadow Board at ANU has voted in favour of a rise in interest rates.
22
Apr
2022
Heads or Tails? ANU mathematician breaks down the odds »
With punters preparing to mark Anzac Day with a game of two-up, a mathematician from The Australian National University (ANU) has...
28
Mar
2022
Experts predict Reckoning at polls »
Political inaction on sexism and sexual violence may sway voters at the polls, ANU experts say.
28
Mar
2022
What if a hung parliament doesn't want Morrison as PM? »
In 1922-23, Billy Hughes’ Nationalist Party brokered a deal with the Country Party to form government, on condition Hughes was no longer PM.
04
Mar
2022
Why ANU has decided to cut ties with Russia »
We are confident that the right side of history is to stand with the people of Ukraine, and against Russia’s blatant aggression.
07
Feb
2022
Experts call to lower voting age to 16 »
Dozens of experts are calling for the voting age in the ACT to be reduced to 16 and are backing a Bill that could soon be passed into law.
22
Dec
2021
A very COVID Christmas »
Professor Tracy Smart outlines how we can all keep COVID safe this festive season.
01
Dec
2021
Parliament must lead efforts to create a safe workplace »
Two aspects of a landmark report to improve safety in parliamentary workplaces will be critical in creating change, writes Dr Maria Maley.
29
Oct
2021
Parents should be paid for lockdown learning »
“We had JobKeeper, JobSeeker – but we also should have had HomeTeacher,” Professor Strazdins said.
16
Sep
2021
Nuclear future looms for Australia’s sub-par submarines »
The announcement of a new security pact today between Australia, the UK and the US echoes the strong wartime bonds of the past, but with...
14
Sep
2021
Women leaders being blanked by political biography »
Former politician Julia Banks' memoir about her time in Parliament has taken the nation by storm.
But according to an expert from The...
05
Sep
2021
How to renew a damaged world »
The policy choices Australian governments make in this difficult time will determine the country’s future direction for years to come.
12
May
2021
Australian unis are too important to be left to bleed »
Vice-Chancellor Professor Brian Schmidt on why the budget is bad news for universities and bad news for all Australians.
12
May
2021
VC's update – Federal Budget 2021 »
ANU EXPERT ANALYSIS:Professor Andrew Norton on what the budget means for higher educationProfessor Sharon Friel on what the budget means...
03
May
2021
Creating a legal system to protect our most vulnerable »
Recent events bringing to light the treatment of women - including the lack of protection for victims of sexual assault - make it clear our...
16
Apr
2021
AstraZeneca jab benefits outweigh risks of side effects »
We do not need to panic about a rare side effect, writes Professor Peter Collignon.
06
Apr
2021
Keep rates steady despite economic improvement »
There is "virtually no doubt" interest rates should remain at the historically low rate of 0.1 per cent, according to the Shadow RBA at ANU.
15
Dec
2020
Punk is alive, diverse, global and a little more mainstream »
When you hear the word punk, you’re more likely to think London, multi-coloured mohawks, safety-pin piercings and bad behaviour
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