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19
Feb
2021
Significant drop in Australians who will get COVID jab »
Almost one-in-10 Australians say they won't get a COVID vaccine when available, ANU research finds.
17
Feb
2021
Government needs to tackle foreign influence “grey zone” »
New ANU report to help navigate acceptable foreign influence activities and unlawful interference.
16
Feb
2021
Fair Work amendments increase COVID risk »
Proposed changes to workplace law threaten Australia’s ongoing control of COVID and could spark our next pandemic, leading experts warn.
12
Feb
2021
Pandemic response sees confidence in government soar »
Australians’ confidence in government and political leaders has skyrocketed over the last 12 months, new analysis shows.
01
Feb
2021
Suu Kyi detention marks return to the Myanmar of old »
The detention of Aung San Suu Kyi has seen the military in Myanmar revert to type, Professor John Blaxland says.
26
Jan
2021
Honours highlight First Nations justice reform »
Dr Jill Guthrie: “I hope this award helps to push our efforts along faster.”
23
Jan
2021
Stopping climate change requires urgent use of science »
Nobel laureate and ANU VC Professor Brian Schmidt calls for action on climate change in wake of COVID pandemic.
23
Jan
2021
We must keep learning and must keep doing »
Professor Brian Schmidt outlines how using science with urgency, scale and collaboration can help prevent catastrophic climate change.
22
Jan
2021
We must stay ahead of the vaccine rollout curve »
By Dr Adam Henschke
Trust, once lost, is hard to repair. The rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine will require public health officials to pay...
21
Jan
2021
Biden likely to balance activist agenda with moderate tone »
President Joe Biden has also learned some crucial lessons from President Barack Obama's missteps, Professor Wesley Widmaier says.
14
Jan
2021
Trump may be banned from 2024 presidential run »
Donald Trump is likely to finish his term in office, but may be banned from being a presidential candidate in 2024, Dr Charles Miller says.
07
Jan
2021
Rival superpowers may exploit chaos in the US »
China and Russia will be tempted to exploit the chaos facing the United States, according to Emeritus Professor Paul Dibb.
18
Dec
2020
Schools score solid marks for pandemic learning changes »
The vast majority of Australians are satisfied with how educational institutions adapted learning and teaching during COVID-19.
15
Dec
2020
Gambling rates dropped during height of COVID restrictions »
Gambling rates in Australia dropped off significantly during the height of COVID-19 restrictions, according to new ANU research.
11
Dec
2020
COVID misery burns through billions in life satisfaction »
Australian adults have lost the equivalent of $338 billion in life satisfaction due to COVID-19, new ANU analysis shows.
09
Dec
2020
Time to rethink our approach to national security: expert »
“It’s time for a national security strategy – or perhaps more accurately a national interest strategy,” Professor Rory Medcalf says.
01
Dec
2020
Uncertainty reigns supreme in Thailand »
Thailand's political direction remains unclear, according to Dr Gregory Raymond.
20
Nov
2020
Study finds "high level" of COVID vaccine resistance »
Almost three-in-five Australians say they will definitely get a COVID vaccine once it is available, new ANU analysis shows.
19
Nov
2020
The “most significant” inquiry of our times »
The report on the Afghanistan Inquiry into alleged war crimes by members of the Australian Defence Force has been released.
18
Nov
2020
Global COVID infections up to six times higher than reported »
COVID-19 infection rates in the UK, France and Belgium are much higher than reported and up to 17 times higher in Italy, new data shows.
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