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A time of celebration for our mid-year graduates

On Friday, 13 July, the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs bid farewell and good luck to 75 graduates across eight degree programs. Amongst them were...

Bell School mid-year graduates

Thinking the Empire Whole

Why did the British simultaneously lose an Empire in North America and gain one in South Asia? This question is difficult to answer because the vast majority...

British Empire world map

Green Turtle Dreaming

In her new chapter for a book on the Australia-Indonesia relationship, Professor Emerita Virginia Hooker chronicles the stories of women bridging cultures.

Green turtle

Convening Sacred Stories

Every sacred site has a story, says Dr David Kim who convened the ANU Religion Conference in April this year.

Buddhists

Understanding the Local: Good governance and Southeast Asia

Awarded funding for a massive new research project across Southeast Asia, Edward Aspinall and Paul Hutchcroft put local government under the microscope.

Birds-eye view of Manila, Philippines

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Unlikely allies: longstanding opposition figure Wan Azizah (left) with former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad (second from right) after Malaysia’s opposition named Mahathir as its candidate for prime minister. Fazry Ismail/EPA

Unlikely allies: longstanding opposition figure Wan Azizah (left) with former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad (second from right) after Malaysia’s opposition named Mahathir as its candidate for prime minister. Fazry Ismail/EPA

Mahathir Mohamad crops up again in bid to lead Malaysia – with Anwar on the same side

12 January 2018

BY DR AMRITA MALHI On January 8, former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad announced his...

Soldiers of the People’s Liberation Army. Concerns have been raised about collaboration between Australian research institutes and Chinese defence interests. Photograph: Reuters

Soldiers of the People’s Liberation Army. Concerns have been raised about collaboration between Australian research institutes and Chinese defence interests. Photograph: Reuters

CSIRO cooperation with Chinese defence contractor should raise questions

7 June 2017

In April 2017 a joint centre for advanced science and technology research was launched at the...

Source: AP

Source: AP

A professor detained for his thoughts

7 June 2017

Article originally written by Yukti Mukdawijitra. Note: On 29 April, a university professor was...

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Australia 360 (2017): Regional Roundup

Speaking at the Australian National University’s annual Australia 360 event last Tuesday, a panel...

Icons of the past: stories about children born of violence in the Guatemalan and Peruvian truth commissions

Ana Alonso’s research investigates the stories about children born of violence that are...

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Stories

Robert Cribb and other recipients of NSW Premier literary prize

Robert Cribb and other recipients of NSW Premier literary prize

Putting history on trial

31 October 2017

Nearly 6000 Japanese military personnel were tried for war crimes at the end of the Second World War....

Gerard McCarthy and Buddhist Burmese monks

Gerard McCarthy and Buddhist Burmese monks

Myanmar: Narratives of communal violence

31 October 2017

In Myanmar last year, Gerard McCarthy spent hours talking with local merchants who had gone village to...

ANU ranked in the top 10 international universities

1 February 2017

The ANU has been named in the top 10 of the world’s most international universities. The 2017 Times...

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Whither academic freedom in Thailand? The criminal case against Dr Chayan and four others

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