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‘Holding bears in bamboo cages’: the irony of Indonesian corruptors behind bars
27 July 2018This article was originally published in The Conversation on 2
A travel notebook to Marawi City
23 July 2018My visit to Marawi city in June has left me with a profound sense of sadness.
Smarter Regulation
20 July 2018When ANU School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet) Professor Valerie Braithwaite w
Eating ourselves and the planet to death
16 July 2018This article was originally published by Policy Forum.
Whether teams win or lose, sporting events lead to spikes in violence against women and children
13 July 2018With the FIFA World Cup coming to a conclusion in Russia, not to mention the final match in the State of Origin rugby series in Australia and Wimbledon in the
Turning the Asia Pacific green
10 July 2018Asia-Pacific countries are expected to add most of the world’s new power plants over the next three decades, leaving open the question of how to persuade them to build as much renewable power as po
Policing Cyberspace
10 July 2018Most people envision cybercrime looking like the movies, where slick tech geniuses sit behind keyboards writing elaborate programs to outsmart major computer networks.
PhD Scholarship with RegNet/EPA
09 July 2018A three-year full time PhD Scholarship under the ANU/Victorian Environment Protection Authority Linkage project Preventing and Addressing Environmental Harm through Re
The Power of One: Indigenous student empowerment
05 July 2018On 4 July 2018, the School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet) and the Fenner School of Environment & Society co-hosted a special Indigenous student-led panel
