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08
Jul
2019
ANU helps secure world heritage status for jars of Laos »
Mysterious jars potentially used for burial rituals in Laos have won world heritage status after years of research.
04
Jul
2019
ANU takes HECS system to South America »
Researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) will head to Brazil next month to support governments in South and Central...
26
Jun
2019
United Nations needs shake-up to rebuild its reputation »
The United Nations (UN) must do more to attract top level employees and improve its communication in order to rebuild its reputation,...
20
Jun
2019
The complex issue of returning Islamic State fighters »
A new paper from The Australian National University (ANU) warns we need to look beyond stripping citizenship from Islamic State fighters...
29
May
2019
Research shows the impact of homicides in Latin America »
Homicide rates are dramatically reducing the life expectancy of Latin Americans, a study has found.
24
May
2019
2019 ANU Grand Challenges - Indigenous Health and Wellbeing »
The 2019 ANU Grand Challenges Scheme focuses on research that will have a positive impact on Indigenous Health and Wellbeing.
As...
23
May
2019
Chinese investment in Australia plummets by almost $5b »
Chinese investment in Australia fell by 50 per cent between 2017 and 2018.
16
May
2019
Migrants fleeing regional Australia for capital cities »
More new migrants are leaving regional areas for major cities than they were 30 years ago, according to new study.
15
May
2019
Truth in diplomacy »
How we treat each other, and our environment speaks volumes in other capitals, writes Mark Kenny.
09
May
2019
Wicked problems can be addressed if the will is there »
Mark Kenny charts the wicked problems plaguing domestic policy and wraps up the second event in the ANU Federal Election panel series.
06
May
2019
Our carbon budget is all but spent, but who is counting? »
The budget we haven’t heard about in this so-called ‘climate election’ is the carbon budget.
30
Apr
2019
A smarter comparison: ANU launches new smartvote tool »
In partnership with Nine publishing, The Australian National University has today launched smartvote Australia-an innovative online tool...
30
Apr
2019
More than a cash cow? »
The Australian Greens’ proposal to make undergraduate studies free, though unlikely to be passed, might be key to sparking greater interest
22
Apr
2019
Australian voters downbeat as the 2019 contest heats up »
More than a decade of climate change inaction tops the list of frustrations among young Australians.
15
Apr
2019
Legal woes just beginning for Julian Assange, says expert »
A leading international law expert has laid out the likely legal future of Julian Assange.
15
Apr
2019
Remembering Bob Hawke »
ANU today joins the nation in mourning the passing of Australia’s longest-serving Labor Prime Minister.
15
Apr
2019
Vale Bob Hawke, a giant of Australian politics »
If Bob Hawke had never become prime minister, he would still be recalled as a major figure in Australian political and industrial history.
10
Apr
2019
Energy »
Professor Ken Baldwin and Professor Frank Jotzo discuss Australia's energy policy landscape (including nuclear) and where future...
09
Apr
2019
ANU receives $5.93 million for study of gains from farm dams »
ANU researchers have been given $5.93 million in Australian Government funding to measure the benefits of farm dams.
09
Apr
2019
Personalised medicine »
Professor Carola Garcia de Vinuesa and Professor Matthew Cook discuss the evolution of personalised medicine and the opportunities for...
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