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RegNet co-hosts roundtable on paid parental leave
30 August 2019Australia’s national paid parental leave scheme, announced ten years ago on Mother’s Day 2009, was a landmark social policy designed to improve women’s workforce participation, gender equality in w
Information, Technology and Control in a Changing World - new book co-edited by Kathryn Henne
26 August 2019Information, Technology and Control in a Changing World - Understanding Power Structures in the 21st Century
Labour Lines and Colonial Power - new book co-edited by Jon Altman
26 August 2019Labour Lines and Colonial Power
edited by Victoria Stead and John Altman
How do health advocates and industry actors try to influence policy making?
22 August 2019By Bel Townsend, Ashley Schram and Sharon Friel
Men’s behaviour change programs: good news and lessons from the Pacific
22 August 2019By Miranda Forsyth on Power to Persuade
Sharynne Hamilton awarded Shell Aboriginal STEM Student of the Year
15 August 2019Sharynne Hamilton, the ANU’s inaugural Indigenous intern who was based at RegNet from 2010-2015, has been awarded the 2019 Shell Aboriginal STEM
Deep fakes and other AI applications a danger to democracy and human rights
29 July 2019A new report from the ANU Cybercrime Observatory, Artificial Intelligence and Crime addresses the pressing challenges to cyber safety and security that automated
Congratulations RegNet graduates
19 July 2019Congratulations to our RegNet graduates, Dr Mareike Riedel and Dr Kuntal Goswami. Both Kuntal and Mareike graduate with their PhDs today in the winter graduation ceremony.
Conversations 2019: Narration and renarration as regulation
09 July 2019In the 2019 Conversations series, every Tuesday in September we will consider narration and renarration as regulation.
