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Dr Virginia Marshall- Because of Her, We Can!
19 June 2018The 2018 NAIDOC Week theme Because of Her, We Can! “celebrates the essential role that women have played - and continue to play - as active and significant role m
Engaging the Philippines
15 June 2018Caught between the rising clout of China and the proximity of Indonesia, the Philippines often gets overlooked.
Life in a Herd (Part 4)- Sharon Friel and the Manufacturers of Disease
12 June 2018Listen to Professor Sharon Friel, Director of RegNet, on The Wholesome Show’s mini-series, “Life In A Herd
ANU & EPA Awarded Research Grant on Restorative Justice for Environment
12 June 2018The Australian Research Council (ARC) has recently awarded the Australian National University (ANU) and Victorian Environmental Protection Author
ACT 2018 Budget includes funding for Canberra Restorative Community Network
07 June 2018The ACT Government has just released its 2018-2019 Budget, outlining its plans to invest in growing services for Canberra.
Applications Open for Semester 2, 2018
06 June 2018Domestic applications for the Master of Criminology, Justice and Regulation are still open for those wishing to begin study in Semester 2, 2018. Applications will close on 30 June, 2018.
RegNet seeking outstanding scholars
23 May 2018ANU School of Regulation and Global Government (RegNet) is recruiting for three academic scholars who will join its world-renowned faculty. The positions include:
Studying ways to address family violence in PNG
22 May 2018Low-income women living in Papua New Guinea (PNG) face many societal and financial hurdles that limit their ability to seek government or societal help in addressing famil
Congratulations to Fiona Haines, Law and Society Association Prize Winner
21 May 2018Fiona Haines, Honorary Professor at RegNet and Professor of Criminology at the University of Melbourne, has been awarded the Law and Society Association International Prize for significant contribu
Live sheep exports - not worth the moral cost
09 May 2018Growing up near Midland on the outskirts of Perth during the 1960s and 1970s, I endured the weekly stench from the local abattoir. It was the price we paid to get meat to population centres.
