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Staff profile: Aleksandar Deejay
19 May 2021“It is truly fascinating how regulation and governance impacts our lives in a huge number of big and small ways.
Border Force on alert for fake vaccines as ACCC warns of scams
17 May 2021In view of new scams surrounding COVID vaccines, Emeritus professor Roderic Broadhurst says during the early stages of the pandemic, scammers had traded in fake protective
Vulnerable education market must diversify away from China
14 May 2021Education is Australia’s only remaining export to China, valued over $10 billion annually, and it is both reliant on China and which Beijing can target without significant self-harm, according to a
Federal budget 2021: ANU expert analysis from Sharon Friel
13 May 2021Professor Sharon Friel shares her expert opinion on what the budget means for social equity and wellbeing, as part of the VC’s Federal Budget 2021 update.
Call opens for leading scholar in regulation and governance
07 May 2021RegNet is seeking to make a tenured appointment at either the Associate Professor or Professorial level of a regulatory scholar with an outstanding record of research and teaching in a field relate
How Australia improved health equity through action on the social determinants of health
06 May 2021By Friel S, Baum F, Goldfield S, et al
People have had a hard time weighing pandemic risks because they haven’t gotten information they needed when they needed it
03 May 2021By Kate Henne, Kathleen H. Pine and Myeong Lee
Australia's climate reputation is in tatters after summit
29 April 2021The world is on the move, yet Australia is not even trying to catch up. Given the recent international spotlight on climate change, Australia was clearly lagging behind as world leaders claim to further cut emissions at US President Joe Biden’s climate summit on 26 March 2021. Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s emphasis on “new technology solutions” and “gas-led recovery” will only undermine our international reputation, threaten jobs, and increase our tax burden.
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Three RegNet alumnae recognised by the International Studies Association
13 April 2021The contributions of three RegNet alumnae have been recognised by the International Studies Association (ISA) with awards for bravery in pursuing pioneering scholarship; p
