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Contemporary Restorative Practices Conference: from Awareness to Practice to Transformation
The Contemporary Restorative Practices Conference will be held in Canberra from Wednesday 21st November to Sunday 23rd November, 2024.
The College Dean, Professor Helen Sullivan, holds her recently published book.
The College Dean, Professor Helen Sullivan, holds her recently published book.

'12 years of work and a lot of biscuits' College Dean shortlisted for prestigious Mackenzie Prize
Dean of the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific, Professor Helen Sullivan, has been shortlisted for the prestigious Mackenzie Prize.
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Presentations and participation at the Justice Innovations Summit 2024, University of Hawaii
Miranda Forsyth, Felicity Tepper, Meredith Rossner and Deborah Hollingworth attended the Justice Innovations Summit in Hawaii, at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa.
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Christian Downie embarks on key role as Principal Advisor to the Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
During his secondment, Christian will be working on Australia’s international climate and energy policy.
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Malaysian PM urges ‘doubling-down’ on ASEAN efforts during ANU address
The Prime Minister of Malaysia, the Honourable Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim discussed the increasingly critical role ASEAN must play in regional stability.
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Furthering collaboration between the Australian National University and the Department of Finance
The Australian National University College of Asia and the Pacific has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Department of Finance.
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CAP welcomes Philippines Secretary for Foreign Affairs amid development of historic Strategic Partnership
Philippines Secretary for Foreign Affairs, the Hon. Enrique A. Manalo, was welcomed by the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific’s newly established Philippines Institute for a round-table discussion.
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New book by John Braithwaite - Simple Solutions to Complex Catastrophes
We are delighted to announce the release of a new book by ANU Emeritus Distinguished Professor John Braithwaite: Simple Solutions to Complex Catastrophes.

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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.

When it comes to migration, we must separate fact from fiction – and be sceptical of political tough talk
Migration policies should align with broader economic needs, not serve as patchwork solutions echoing voter frustrations, writes Alan Gamlen.

Restricted visa pathways for Afghan women
Despite the hardships Afghan women currently endure and Australia’s purported generosity towards Afghans, obtaining a visa to live in Australia is almost impossible for Afghan women, writes Isabelle Zhu-Maguire.

Extreme heatwaves in Bangladesh: The environmental governance perspectives
Bangladesh's extreme weather reflects the country’s environmental vulnerability and weak environmental governance, writes Sharif Mustajib for The Diplomat.

21st century capitalism - A tribute to Susan Sell
With this re-released episode from August 2023, Sharon Bessell and Arnagretta Hunter pay tribute to Professor Susan Sell, honouring her intellectual rigour and the enormous contribution of her research.

Pacific Engagement Visas: New developments but quotas unknown
Australia’s highly competitive new visa lottery has much leg work to do to make fair allocations between countries, write Natasha Turia and Akka Rimon.

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