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21
Feb
2022

Borders are open, but visitors won't flock back

Australia is welcoming fully vaccinated visa holders from 21 February, but experts from Ƶ (ANU)…

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18
Feb
2022

Why are Russia and Ukraine on the brink of war?

Russian president Vladimir Putin is playing mind games with the rest of the world over a potential war with Ukraine, a leading…

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01
Feb
2022

Experts condemn Myanmar's ongoing military takeover

The ƵMyanmar Research Centre has condemned the Myanmar coup one year on from the Southeast Asian nation's military takeover on…

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20
Jan
2022

The rich history of the Australian honours system

The first detailed history of the Australian honours system reveals key debates that have characterised the institution for…

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20
Jan
2022

Australians managing COVID risks "on their own"

Australia is entering a new phase in the pandemic where we are managing more risks on our own, according to a new report by…

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18
Jan
2022

“Deep concern” for cut off Tonga

Two Tongan academics at Ƶ (ANU) say panic and a lack of clear information are hampering search…

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30
Nov
2021

Jenkins review needs urgent implementation: experts

Australia's leading institute for women's leadership is urging all political parties and independents to commit to implementing…

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26
Nov
2021

Solomon Islands riots reflect deeper unrest

Civil unrest in the Solomon Islands is not surprising and highlights long-standing development and governance challenges,…

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22
Nov
2021

Australia must keep Japan central to its future plans

Australia needs to ramp up its already strong ties with Japan in the face of rapidly accelerating economic, environmental and…

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19
Nov
2021

Fear of COVID-19 infection at all-time high

More Australians than ever think they will be infected with COVID-19, new analysis from Ƶ (ANU)…

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12
Nov
2021

Data trust down but Aussies still check in during pandemic

Australians are less trusting of how governments and companies use their private data following more than a year of using check…

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01
Nov
2021

Australia's low targets high on COP26 agenda

The world will expect Australia to "ratchet up" its emissions reduction target during the United Nation's climate change summit,…

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01
Nov
2021

Ƶexperts on COP26

The United Nations' climate change summit, COP26, has kicked off. Our experts provide thier insights on the latest round of…

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29
Oct
2021

PM urged to address low Indigenous vaccination rates

Indigenous leaders and health professionals have written to Prime Minister Scott Morrison seeking an urgent meeting about low…

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26
Oct
2021

Pacific nations can’t be left behind at COP26

Experts from Ƶ (ANU) warn Pacific nations are at risk of being left behind in global climate…

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01
Oct
2021

Australia last in global gender pay gap reporting scorecard

Australia has ranked equal last in a scorecard on gender pay gap reporting across six countries, according to a new major…

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24
Sep
2021

COVID-19 taking bigger toll on kids’ mental health

The mental health of Australian children has deteriorated significantly over the last year due to COVID-19, new analysis from The…

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08
Sep
2021

Fuller House: biographies mark lives of the House of Reps

The lives of some of the most prominent individuals missing from the annals of Australian history and our story as a democracy…

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07
Sep
2021

Claims less Aussies paying tax not backed by data

No, there's not an increasing number of Australians freeloading off other taxpayers. A new Ƶstudy explains why -- with a…

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06
Sep
2021

Update tackles Japan's reinvention after PM's resignation

The resignation of Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga after successfully hosting the most difficult Olympic and Paralympic…

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