Volume 46 Number 1
Volume 46 Number 1

Editor's picks

The scene at Gallipoli on 25 April 1915. Photo courtesy of Australian War Memorial.

The essence of being Australian?

Gallipoli. One word that conjures millions of emotions.
Senator for the ACT Katy Gallagher. Photo by Stuart Hay.

Wanted: The female political touch

As an accidental politician, KATY GALLAGHER, BA ’91 is championing the cause for women to enter political life.

The continuing relevance of constitutional recognition

There is growing support for the recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders peoples in the Australian constitution.

The research path ahead

Amid talk of reforming the higher education sector in Australia, the significant role that research plays in the way tertiary institutions work cannot be overlooked.

In the community

One of the Warlpiri drawings, Meggitt drawing number 49.

In their words

Autism Spectrum Disorder is diagnosed around four times more often in boys than in girls.
ANU Professor Bruce Chapman created the Australian Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS) model. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Rosanna Stevens won the 2014 3 Minute Thesis competition. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Jeeven Nadanakumar (front, centre) was part of a World Vision Australia youth group visit to Cambodia. Photo: supplied.
Tony Ayres and Michael McMahon met at ANU when living at Garran Hall.
Dr Jill Bestic. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Emeritus Professor John Molony.
The Mount Stromlo Observatory was founded by Joan Duffield's father Walter.
H. Yuan Tien at a ANU alumni event in 2014.
Nobel laureate and former US Energy Secretary Steven Chu received an Honorary Doctorate from ANU. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Dr Samantha Bennett in one of the ANU School of Music recording studios. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Most of the University's domestic undergraduate students hail from the ACT.

Features

The National Arboretum Canberra mixes art and nature.
Roman pottery at the ANU Classics Museum. Photo by Stuart Hay.
The original drawings for the Coombs Building.
German naturalist Ludwig Leichhardt started his epic expedition from Moreton Bay, Queensland to Port Essington, Northern Territory in 1844.
PhD candidate Florence Danila and Duncan Fitzpatrick measuring. Photo by Dr Elena Martin-Avila.
Dr Antonio Tricoli and PhD candidate Noushin Nasri. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Kieran Orrell, Planet of the Dinosaurs, 2014, digital art, 1920x1080px. Image courtesy of the artist.
Prime MInister Gough Whitlam opened the ANU Heavy Ion Accelerator, as covered by ANU Reporter in 1973.
ANU students Virginia DeCourcy, Lara Nicolaj, Gary Low and Melissa Van Brunnersum. Photo by Stuart Hay.
The ANU Boat Club on Lake Burley Griffin just after dawn. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Emeritus Professor John Love. Photo by Stuart Hay.
ANU archaeologists found Mungo man in 1968.

One more word

Female Relative Badges were issued by the Department of Defence during the First World War.
Emeritus Professor Tony McMichael AO 1942-2014
Henry Prinsep's Empire: Framing a distant colony by Malcolm Allbrook.
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott had fiesty relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

In the community

One of the Warlpiri drawings, Meggitt drawing number 49.

In their words

Autism Spectrum Disorder is diagnosed around four times more often in boys than in girls.
ANU Professor Bruce Chapman created the Australian Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS) model. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Rosanna Stevens won the 2014 3 Minute Thesis competition. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Jeeven Nadanakumar (front, centre) was part of a World Vision Australia youth group visit to Cambodia. Photo: supplied.
Tony Ayres and Michael McMahon met at ANU when living at Garran Hall.
Dr Jill Bestic. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Emeritus Professor John Molony.
The Mount Stromlo Observatory was founded by Joan Duffield's father Walter.
H. Yuan Tien at a ANU alumni event in 2014.
Nobel laureate and former US Energy Secretary Steven Chu received an Honorary Doctorate from ANU. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Dr Samantha Bennett in one of the ANU School of Music recording studios. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Most of the University's domestic undergraduate students hail from the ACT.

Features

The National Arboretum Canberra mixes art and nature.
Roman pottery at the ANU Classics Museum. Photo by Stuart Hay.
The original drawings for the Coombs Building.
German naturalist Ludwig Leichhardt started his epic expedition from Moreton Bay, Queensland to Port Essington, Northern Territory in 1844.
PhD candidate Florence Danila and Duncan Fitzpatrick measuring. Photo by Dr Elena Martin-Avila.
Dr Antonio Tricoli and PhD candidate Noushin Nasri. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Kieran Orrell, Planet of the Dinosaurs, 2014, digital art, 1920x1080px. Image courtesy of the artist.
Prime MInister Gough Whitlam opened the ANU Heavy Ion Accelerator, as covered by ANU Reporter in 1973.
ANU students Virginia DeCourcy, Lara Nicolaj, Gary Low and Melissa Van Brunnersum. Photo by Stuart Hay.
The ANU Boat Club on Lake Burley Griffin just after dawn. Photo by Stuart Hay.
Emeritus Professor John Love. Photo by Stuart Hay.
ANU archaeologists found Mungo man in 1968.

One more word

Female Relative Badges were issued by the Department of Defence during the First World War.
Emeritus Professor Tony McMichael AO 1942-2014
Henry Prinsep's Empire: Framing a distant colony by Malcolm Allbrook.
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott had fiesty relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.