Personal exchanges are shaping Australia-China relations
As official ties between Australia and China resume, it is grassroots exchanges – from art exhibitions to dumpling-making workshops – that are quietly building new bridges.
‘Ocean’ of water found deep underground on Mars
An ANU expert has found new clues that point to a secret reservoir of water deep beneath the surface of Mars.
Australia's fertility rate is almost irreversible
The declining fertility rate in Australia is driven by socio-economic pressures. Recovery begins with fostering hope.
Acknowledgement of Country
The Australian National University acknowledges, celebrates and pays our respects to the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people of the Canberra region and to all First Nations Australians on whose traditional lands we meet and work, and whose cultures are among the oldest continuing cultures in human history.
Julia Gillard on making space for other female leaders
Australia’s first female prime minister gets candid with ANU Reporter about women’s leadership, mentoring and life beyond politics.
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Breaking barriers: ANU academic recognised for championing under-represented students
For Professor Samantha Bennett, an academic career was unexpected. Now, she is using her platform to advocate for inclusive and equitable pathways for students.
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Space to Create is an initiative fuelling First Nations music
An innovative program is giving First Nations artists the time, tools and mentorship to develop their music and strengthen cultural connections.
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A cultural policy will protect Australian democracy
In a cost-of-living crisis, the arts is often one of the first sectors on the financial chopping block. But with rising global authoritarianism, support for the arts is exactly what we need.
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Julia Gillard on making space for other female leaders
Australia’s first female prime minister gets candid about women’s leadership, mentorship and life beyond politics.
‘Ocean’ of water found deep underground on Mars
An ANU expert has found new clues that point to a secret reservoir of water deep beneath the surface of Mars.
Why is Australia in Eurovision?
It’s been almost 10 years since Australia was first invited to be a part of the European song contest, and we keep coming back.
White wine and lorazepam: the ‘innocent’ face of addiction
ANU research shows not all addictions are treated equally by the media. Less stigmatised reporting could save lives.
ANU students take on rural Australia ahead of the World Solar Challenge
You think building a solar-powered vehicle from scratch sounds complicated? Try driving it across the country with 40 university students to host workshops for schoolkids.