All stories
Australia can unlock the potential of refugees to fill skills shortages, advocates say
14 September 2022RegNet PhD candidate and Settlement Council of Australia chief executive Sandra Elhelw Wright says there are man
Unemployed Indigenous peoples in remote Australia still penalised and impoverished
02 September 2022In this op-ed by Emeritus Professor Jon Altman, he argues that the federal government must urgently address the extraordinary employment challenges faced by First Nations Australians living in remo
The new resilience paradigm by Anthea Roberts and Jensen Sass
22 August 2022In their latest article in Project Syndicate, RegNet’s Anthea Roberts and Jensen Sass wrote about a New Resilience Paradigm.
100th episode of Australia in the World
19 August 2022Australia in the World is a discussion of the most important news and issues in international affairs through a uniquely Australian lens, host
Kanika Samuels-Wortley and Kate Henne awarded the SSHRC Insight Development Grant
16 August 2022Congratulations to Dr Kanika Samuels-Wortley and
Research Fellow position open at RegNet and InSpace
15 August 2022RegNet is currently advertising for a Research Fellow position as part of a collaborative project with the ANU Institute for Space (InSpace), which supports Australia’s sp
Systems under strain
15 August 2022RegNet’s Lee White and ANU Energy Change Institute’s Thomas Longden join Sharon Bessell and Arnagrett
RegNet scholars awarded APIP grant in regulation and governance research
12 August 2022We are delighted to announce that Professor Miranda Forsyth, Professor Alan Gamlen, Dr Lia Kent, Dr Ibolya Losoncz, Dr Louise Olliff, Dr Ashley Schram and Dr Belinda Townsend have secured funding f
The US has finally passed a huge climate bill. Australia needs to keep up
11 August 2022by Christian Downie
If politics moves slowly, climate politics often feels like it doesn’t move at all.
HDR Supervisor of the Month: Professor Miranda Forsyth
04 August 2022RegNet’s Professor Miranda Forsyth has been being awarded the
