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02
Sep
2014
Economic outlook in Australia remains murky »
By Timo Henckel, Australian National University
The CAMA RBA Shadow Board is a project by the Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis,...
02
Sep
2014
Australia’s military involvement in Iraq is legal – for now »
By Kevin Boreham, Australian National University
The humanitarian missions by the Royal Australian Air Force in Iraq are in accordance with...
01
Sep
2014
Creating a better health system: lessons from the United States »
By Lesley Russell, Australian National University and University of Sydney
Australia has a relatively strong health system by international...
01
Sep
2014
Murky outlook for economy - Shadow RBA »
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) should leave interest rates unchanged after its September board meeting due to the murky outlook for...
30
Aug
2014
First New Colombo Plan Scholars return home »
The first ANU students to take part in the government’s New Colombo Plan have returned from study trips to Japan, full of praise for the...
30
Aug
2014
ANU student meets singing astronaut »
ANU student Siobhan Tobin has met one of her heroes, astronaut Chris Hadfield, during his whirlwind visit to Canberra.
Commander Hadfield...
29
Aug
2014
Bitcoin ruling still doesn't answer which country has the right to tax »
By Miranda Stewart and Joel Emery, Australian National University
It’s been about five years since bitcoin emerged online, claiming to be...
29
Aug
2014
Menzies, a failure by today's rules, ran a budget to build the nation »
By Richard Denniss, Australian National University
Robert Menzies left Australia in far worse financial shape than he found it, at least...
29
Aug
2014
Cultural values no excuse for the violation of human rights »
The head of the United Nations women’s body has used a public lecture at ANU to say cultural differences are no excuse for the violation of...
27
Aug
2014
Stopgap carbon policies: far from perfect, but better than nothing »
By Michael Raupach, Kenneth Baldwin and Michael Smith, Australian National University
Climate policy is back on the agenda in Canberra this...
27
Aug
2014
Paul Keating launches Gareth Evans book at ANU »
Former Prime Minister Paul Keating has visited the ANU to launch a new book by Chancellor Professor Gareth Evans, AC QC, about the early...
27
Aug
2014
Critics pour cold water on the Ice Bucket Challenge: are they right? »
By Christian Barry, Australian National University and Holly Lawford-Smith, University of Sheffield
The Ice Bucket Challenge has been...
27
Aug
2014
Solar soldiers have their day in the sun »
The Australian National University (ANU) is a step closer to solving one of the Australian Army's modern problems with testing completed...
27
Aug
2014
Former Japan PM moved and shocked by words of Indigenous Australians »
Former Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan has revealed at an ANU public lecture that he was left moved and shocked by words spoken to him by...
26
Aug
2014
Lost in the bush? Australia Post’s regional future »
By John Rice, Griffith University and Nigel Martin, Australian National University
Former deputy prime minister and Nationals doyen Tim...
26
Aug
2014
New funds to bolster ANU clean energy research »
The ANU will enhance its position as a leader in clean energy research after receiving $9 million in new funding for five major research...
25
Aug
2014
Victoria's logged landscapes are at increased risk of bushfire »
By Chris Taylor, University of Melbourne; David Lindenmayer, Australian National University, and Michael McCarthy, University of Melbourne...
25
Aug
2014
Singing astronaut inspects space engineering projects »
Astronaut Chris Hadfield has inspected projects to clean up space junk, and space engineering projects, at the University's advanced...
25
Aug
2014
Reasserting the public interest from Australians' kitchen tables »
By Robert Douglas, Australian National University
Grassroots common sense and decency lie at the heart of two growing movements to reassert...
24
Aug
2014
Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) enrolments at ANU top 40,000 »
The free online courses offered by ANU have been taken up by students both in Australia and around the world, with more than 40,000...
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