Australian National University

Physics27.04 - Determining the habitability of rocky, Earth-like planets in the universe will be crucial for us as a species, according to scientists from The Australian National University. - But the good news is that these planets are probably more abundant than stars, researchers from the ANU Planetary Science Institute have discovered.
Life Sciences 24.05
Life Sciences

Koalas, small wallabies, bandicoots and other endangered animals could be 'traded' across Australia to prevent extinction, according to a wildlife expert at ANU.

Arts and Design 18.05
Arts and Design

The Australian National University and the ACT and Region Chamber of Commerce and Industry are working together to ensure a strengthened future for the ANU School of Music and the ACT music community.

Physics 16.05
Physics

One of Australia's foremost astronomers, Professor Matthew Colless, has today been announced as the new Director of the Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics at The Australian National University.

Medicine 10.05
Medicine

After a four month marathon journey, Brad Carron-Arthur will today fulfil his goal of running from Canberra to Cape York to raise money for mental health research.

Medicine 1.05
Medicine

ANU Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Young welcomed news that ANU, the University of Canberra and the Southern General Practice Network have received joint funding to improve medical care infrastructure in the Canberra region.

Environmental Sciences 1.05
Environmental Sciences

Should we be worried about running out of oil? Is economic development causing the demise of the environment? Is it vital that we 'reduce, re-use and recycle' so that no waste goes to landfill? - These are questions addressed in ANU Professor Jeff Bennett's new book Little Green Lies: An exposé of twelve environmental myths .

Social Sciences 23.04
Social Sciences

Peter Drysdale looks at African competition in China's market for iron ore in East Asia Forum. - The boom in resource prices, fuelled by China's surging industrialisation and steel demand over the past couple of decades, has lifted Australia's terms of trade to a 100-year high.

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 Hugh White.

Australia's relationship with Indonesia has always been defined by our neighbour being poorer and weaker than us.

Physics 17.05
Physics

The main technical difficulty in building a quantum computer could soon be the thing that makes it possible to build one, according to new research from The Australian National University.

Business 14.05
Business

Professor Hal Hill examines what Malaysia can do to kick-start its economy on New Mandala . - There is much to admire about Malaysia, in addition to it being arguably the world's best place to eat.

Social Sciences 8.05
Social Sciences

Both the US and China will have to make big compromises if they are to see one another as equals, Hugh White writes in East Asia Forum .

Business 1.05
Business

Australia and Asia are becoming increasingly intertwined in everything from trade and investment, to economic and social development, Professor Veronica Taylor writes on East Asia Forum .  - No one now seriously doubts Australia's interdependency with its Asian neighbours.

Physics 24.04
Physics

ANU Acting Vice-Chancellor Professor Lawrence Cram has congratulated two ANU academics who have been elected to the Royal Society of London, the longest standing scientific academy in the world.

20.04
 Aung San Suu Kyi. Artwork by Shepard Fairey. Photo by Jolie.

Burma's commitment to democratic reform will be tested when Aung San Suu Kyi takes her seat in Parliament next week, according to a leading Burma expert from The Australian National University.