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Professor Kate Henne appointed RegNet Director
08 January 2020We are delighted to announce that Professor Kathryn (Kate) Henne has taken up the role of Director at RegNet as of January 1
Michael Stone on studying RegNet's MCJR
23 December 2019Michael Stone is a government lawyer and executive manager with over 25 years’ experience in designing, implementing and governing policies, programs, agencies, regulations, procurements and contra
RegNet's Virginia Marshall at The Fifth Estate's Tomorrowland Symposium
23 December 2019RegNet’s Virginia Marshall was part of the opening panel at The Fifth Estate’s Tomorrowland Symposium held in Sydney, ai
Wake up, Australia: deceit and post-truth politics will not save you from the flames
20 December 2019In a recent opinion piece written for The Guardian, RegNet’s Virginia Marshall, together with ANU
Connecting macro level interventions to micro level problems – aged care and the Royal Commission
20 December 2019How could a regulatory regime be designed so that it is flexible enough to address quality and safety in different aspects of service delivery?
Embarking on a Booksprint
20 December 2019In an academic climate that emphasises inter-disciplinarity, impact and engagement, one of the more urgent questions facing academics is: how do you bring an interdisciplinary focus to bear on
The Climate Finance Initiative and capacity building in Fiji
20 December 2019Climate change presents a profound threat to our region, one most felt by our Pacific Island neighbours, manifesting in rising seas, extreme weather events, widespread loss, damage, and displac
Meet Emma Guo
20 December 2019“I have always had a strong interest in understanding behaviour and solving complex problems,” reflects Emma Guo, who recently graduated from the
Staff Profile: Anthea Roberts
20 December 2019Anthea Roberts is a Professor at the School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet) who specialises in public international law, international economic law, comparative international law and g
