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Environmental restorative justice: A new justice framework for environmental harm
12 June 2021RegNet’s Associate Professor Miranda Forsyth and fellow convenors Brunilda Pali (Leuven Institute of Criminology) and Gema Varona (Basque Institute of Criminology) hosted more than 40 participant f
A new paradigm for collecting data on cybercrime?
11 June 2021Emeritus Professor Roderic Broadhurst and other panellists will be speaking about the nature, scope and challenges of cybercrime in A new paradigm for collecting data on cybercrime? on Thu
Rod Broadhurst on exploring drug markets on the darknet
11 June 2021In this episode of CrimPod, Rod Broadhurst discusses the nature of research on the darknet.
New Zealand is urging Australia to join its push to scrap fossil fuel subsidies
10 June 2021As New Zealand prepares to host the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting this November, it’s using its position to call on regional partners, including Austral
Fighting Climate Change the Australian Way?
02 June 2021Institut Montaigne talks to Emma Aisbett, Fellow at the School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet) and Associate Director, Research for ANU Grand Challen
How can regulation help solve the 21st century’s greatest societal challenges? Studying in the Master of Regulation and Governance
01 June 2021From climate change to social injustice and inequality, and from disruptive technologies to geopolitical contestation, the world is facing numerous complex and interconnected challenges
We could be a superpower: 3 ways Australia can take advantage of the changing geopolitics of energy
26 May 2021The International Energy Agency confirmed last week what many already knew: the world is undergoing a huge transformation in global energy
A new, $600m gas-fired power plant? Smells like a byelection
26 May 2021by Emma Aisbett, Ralf Steinhauser
Our democracy is an interesting beast in the case of a byelection; especially a byelection when the government has a slim majority.
Meet Steven Karras
21 May 2021Steven Karras, recent graduate of the Graduate Certificate of Regulation and Governance, talks about his experience as a student at the School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet)—from
Time to stop flirting with ‘blue’ hydrogen and go green, experts say
19 May 2021Speaking at the Smart Energy Conference on 13 May 2021, Emma Aisbett, Associate Director of Research for ANU Zero-Carbon Energy for the Asia-Pacific (ZC
