Belinda Townsend has co-authored an article.

RegNet’s Dr Virginia Marshall has told The Guardian that statutory authorities like the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission.

More than seventy percent of Lebanese residents live below the poverty line.

Data are often understood as self-evident reflections of the world, even though there is growing evidence of how data-driven practices can have racially discriminatory outcomes.

From climate change to social injustice and inequality, and from disruptive technologies to geopolitical contestation, the world is facing numerous complex and interconnected challenges.

Our heartiest congratulations to RegNet PhD scholar Felicity Gray, who has been awarded the inaugural Edward C. Luck Prize.

With COVID-19 exposing and deepening health inequities across Australia, whoever is elected the next Australian Government must go above and beyond in implementing a strategy to tackle them.

Forged in the furnaces of contested regional geopolitics and an Australian election campaign, debates about the security agreement between Solomon Islands and China are red hot.