Volume 45 Number 3
Volume 45 Number 3

Editor's picks

Rhino

Saving the rhinos

PROFESSOR COLIN GROVES shares his history of the majestic rhinoceros and its fight against survival.
Should ANU divest from its stocks in fossil fuel-related companies and industries?

A fossil free ANU?

During the past couple of years, the debate about whether ANU should invest in companies related to the fossil fuels industry has intensified.

In the world

Breastfeeding
The HMS Centurian, pictured in 1892.
Joko Widowi (left) won the Indonesian election.
A work by Jonathan McCabe.

In their words

Bachelor of Commerce student Ben Treffers (centre) won gold at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. Photo: supplied.
Jackson Busse (left) visited Washington DC as part of the AAA-ANU Congressional Research Fellowship Program.
The soaring Singapore skyline hides the country's poverty problem. Photo: Flikr.
World Trade Organization director-general Roberto Azevedo. Photo by David Paterson.
Dr Joseph Hope. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Gerhard and Jennifer Schoning before their wedding. Photo by David Robertson Photography.
Human rights
The Tuckwell Scholars. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Author Bryce Courtenay, ANU Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Young and Meet the Author organiser Colin Steele. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Professor Desmond Ball AO in the 1980s.
Andrew Pike OAM MA ’73, BA (Hons) ‘69
ANU alumni are located around the world, including in Japan.
Living with fellow students can build friendships for life. Photo by Stuart Hay.

Feature stories

Parliament House, Canberra, is a host of the Australian National Internships Program, which is based at ANU.
Dr Charley Lineweaver at Mount Stromlo Observatory. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Frank Fenner's medals in the Noel Butlin Archives at ANU. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Australia's Gunbarrel Highway, like much of the US West Coast, is often very dry.
Dr Erin Helyard, from the ANU School of Music, with one of the school's classic pianos. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Timoshenko Aslanides.
Dr Horst Pumzmann (left) and Professor Michael Shats. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Rehersals for L'Orfeo were conducted in front of the high-tech digital set. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Neural Luminance Amplifier, 2014, three channel DVD, Courtesy of the artist
The Raijin supercomputer at the National Computational Infrastructure at ANU.
ANU Emeritus Professor Peter Drysdale, ANU Vice-Chancellor Ian Young and Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Photo by Stuart Hay.
John White.
Kabuki is practiced across the world. Photo courtesy Creative Commons.

One more word

Emeritus Professor Leslie Zines AO 1930-2014
Professor George Dracoulis
Australia: land of tomorrow
Indigenous soldiers played a key role for Australia in the First World War.

In the world

Breastfeeding
The HMS Centurian, pictured in 1892.
Joko Widowi (left) won the Indonesian election.
A work by Jonathan McCabe.

In their words

Bachelor of Commerce student Ben Treffers (centre) won gold at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. Photo: supplied.
Jackson Busse (left) visited Washington DC as part of the AAA-ANU Congressional Research Fellowship Program.
The soaring Singapore skyline hides the country's poverty problem. Photo: Flikr.
World Trade Organization director-general Roberto Azevedo. Photo by David Paterson.
Dr Joseph Hope. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Gerhard and Jennifer Schoning before their wedding. Photo by David Robertson Photography.
Human rights
The Tuckwell Scholars. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Author Bryce Courtenay, ANU Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Young and Meet the Author organiser Colin Steele. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Professor Desmond Ball AO in the 1980s.
Andrew Pike OAM MA ’73, BA (Hons) ‘69
ANU alumni are located around the world, including in Japan.
Living with fellow students can build friendships for life. Photo by Stuart Hay.

Feature stories

Parliament House, Canberra, is a host of the Australian National Internships Program, which is based at ANU.
Dr Charley Lineweaver at Mount Stromlo Observatory. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Frank Fenner's medals in the Noel Butlin Archives at ANU. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Australia's Gunbarrel Highway, like much of the US West Coast, is often very dry.
Dr Erin Helyard, from the ANU School of Music, with one of the school's classic pianos. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Timoshenko Aslanides.
Dr Horst Pumzmann (left) and Professor Michael Shats. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Rehersals for L'Orfeo were conducted in front of the high-tech digital set. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Neural Luminance Amplifier, 2014, three channel DVD, Courtesy of the artist
The Raijin supercomputer at the National Computational Infrastructure at ANU.
ANU Emeritus Professor Peter Drysdale, ANU Vice-Chancellor Ian Young and Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Photo by Stuart Hay.
John White.
Kabuki is practiced across the world. Photo courtesy Creative Commons.

One more word

Emeritus Professor Leslie Zines AO 1930-2014
Professor George Dracoulis
Australia: land of tomorrow
Indigenous soldiers played a key role for Australia in the First World War.