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RegNet scholars awarded 2024 Gender Institute grant for innovative gender study workshop
Congratulations to Jenna Harb, Tate McAllister and Kate Henne for receiving the 2024 Gender Institute Grant!
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Walter Johnson, LSI 2024 Graduate Student Paper Competition Winner
Congratulations to PhD scholar Walter Johnson, winner of the LSI 2024 Graduate Student Paper Competition!
The College Dean, Professor Helen Sullivan, Scientia Professor Megan Davis and Director, Crawford School of Public Policy Janine O'Flynn
The College Dean, Professor Helen Sullivan, Scientia Professor Megan Davis and Director, Crawford School of Public Policy Janine O'Flynn

Truth after the Voice – addressing First Nations public policy
Where to next for First Nations public policy after the Voice referendum failed? Scientia Professor Megan Davis shared her insights at the inaugural First Nations Women in Public Policy Lecture.
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Dragonfly Thinking: ANU spin-out making waves in AI innovation
Currently in the CSIRO’s On AcceIerate program, Dragonfly Thinking has been selected to participate in two other programs: The Australia’s AI Sprint program and the Defence Trailblazer.
Anthea Roberts at Harvard Law School workshop
Professor Anthea Roberts at the Senior Leadership Workshop, “Dragonfly Thinking: Institutional Strategies for Balancing Risks, Rewards, and Resiliency in a VUCA World”

Anthea Roberts speaks at Harvard Law School's workshop on Dragonfly Thinking
Professor Anthea Roberts was invited to speak at the Senior Leadership Workshop, “Dragonfly Thinking: Institutional Strategies for Balancing Risks, Rewards, and Resiliency in a VUCA World."
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Gita Putri Damayana receives 2024 Ruth Daroesman Grant
Congratulations to Gita Putri Damayana on her 2024 Ruth Daroesman Graduate Study Grant!
Dr Benjamin Herscovitch (first from right) at the launch of Strategic Asia: Reshaping Economic Interdependence in the Indo-Pacific 2024.
Photo credit: The National Bureau of Asian Research

ANU–Department of Defence Strategic Policy Grants Program
This multi-year project sought to evaluate the risks and opportunities found at the nexus of economics, security, and technology.
National Symposium On Australian Traditional Medicine

Inaugural National Symposium on Australian (Indigenous) Traditional Medicines: an ANU - WSU initiative
The symposium will gather First Peoples of Australia, policy makers, regulators, academics and researchers aiming to showcase the development and achievements in Australian traditional medicine.

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ASEAN Should be Prepared for a South China Sea Crisis
Escalating tensions between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea are greatly concerning. ASEAN needs to be prepared not only to prevent conflict, but also to respond to it, writes Aristyo Darmawan.

Panda diplomacy and an "important opportunity to engage": PM
Benjamin Herscovitch speaks in ABC Radio National about Chinese premier Li Qiang's visit to Australia.

Has Australia had unusually high migration numbers?
Alan Gamlen speaks to 4BC Afternoons to discuss the rise in migration in Australia.

Migrant Key Workers and the Impact of Covid-19 on Mobility in Australia
Part of the ANU Migration Hub Briefings.

The double-edged sword of deep-sea mining in the Pacific
Pacific Island nations are being caught up in the global push for renewable forms of energy. Nick Bainton explains on Radio New Zealand.

A portrait of a climate champion: Who is Enele Sopoaga?

Enele Sopoaga is giving voice to the plight of the Pacific and posing a direct challenge to Australia’s environmental diplomacy, writes PhD scholar Isabelle Zhu-Maguire.

Explaining the 2024 Net Overseas Migration surge
A recent surge in net overseas migration (NOM) has become a hot topic, with politicians and media commentators linking the surge with limited housing supply and other pressures. But what is the NOM? Alan Gamlen explains.

How does the Federal Budget rate when evaluated against the Measuring What Matters framework?
Analysis by RegNet PhD scholar Chelsea Hunnisett and Alexandra Jones.

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Thu, 25 Jul 2024

How to win friends and influence fossil fuel companies

Episode 12 features Naomi Hogan, the Company Strategy Lead at ACCR, discussing how to influence fossil fuel companies. Naomi has experience in research, campaigns and advocacy, particul
Wed, 24 Jul 2024

Weaponised economics and restoring the global economic order

Professorial Lecture Series 
Tue, 23 Jul 2024

How are Indonesian judges’ attitudes towards women reflected through their judicial discourse and decision-making?

Study explores Indonesian judges' views on women in rape, drug & adultery cases, examining how laws & norms shape judicial reasoning and language.
Mon, 22 Jul 2024

Decoding green deceit: What regulatory reforms are necessary to curb greenwashing in ultra-processed foods in ways that contribute to planetary health equity?

Green growth, green foods, and greenwashing – exploring the EU regulation on green claims in ultra-processed foods and its implication for planetary health equity.
Mon, 22 Jul 2024

Steering health philanthropy towards a planetary health equity research agenda

This research investigates the research priorities of health philanthropic organizations and their implications for the achievement of planetary health equity.
Mon, 22 Jul 2024

AI governance and epistemic community theory

A refined version of epistemic community theory may help policymakers decide when they ought to defer to experts when designing AI regulations.
Mon, 22 Jul 2024

The political economy of access to COVID-19 vaccines in Southeast Asia

Exploring how the political economic conditions contribute to access to COVID-19 vaccines across Southeast Asian countries.
Thu, 27 Jun 2024

3MT: The Three Minute Thesis Competition

The Three-Minute Thesis (often abbreviated to 3MT) is a hugely successful international competition in which higher-degree research candidates demonstrate their communication skills while showcasin

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