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Historic Indigenous economic framework signed
Article by Paul Richards. Indigenous Australians have been given a seat at the table to shape future economic policy through a historic agreement signed by the Federal Government.The First Nations Economic Partnership was spearheaded by an alliance of committed Indigenous people, together with…
Litia Roko: Hatched 2025
Written by Erika McGown. Every year, PICA’s Hatched: National Graduate Show offers a snapshot of where Australian contemporary art is heading. In its 34th year, one of the artists shaping that future in a sharp new direction is ANU alumna Litia Roko.Her video work 500mL/point doesn’t…
Best, But not fairest? ANU artist continues to champion data sovereignty with Adam Goodes
Written by Erika McGown. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that the following article contains an image of people who have died.As any footy fan knows, commentators and coaches love to champion data.In every AFL match, for example, a GPS tracker logs each player’s co-…
Since WWII, it’s been taboo to force nations to cede land after war. Russia wants to normalise conquest again
Article by Jon Richardson, Visiting Fellow, ANU, Centre for European Studies.A frequent question around peace talks over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is whether Ukraine should give up land as part of an interim or final settlement.United States President Donald Trump has often suggested this would…
Oldest evidence of mummification uncovered by ANU experts
The earliest known evidence of mummification has been uncovered by archaeologists at The Australian National University (ANU), with the remains from burials at sites across southeastern Asia dating back more than 10,000 years. According to the researchers, it was common for ancient hunter-…
French Prime Minister topples his own Government in “unorthodox” move
French Prime Minister topples his own Government in “unorthodox” move After only nine months in office, the Government of French Prime Minister François Bayrou has failed to secure a vote of confidence from the lower house, or National Assembly. Surprisingly, the vote was called by…
This ANU researcher is pulling back the curtain on Big Tech’s promises
Technology promises progress, but Dr Thao Phan wants us to question who really benefits from it.This story was originally published on ANU Reporter and written by Luis Perez. Dr Thao Phan doesn’t claim to have a superhero origin story. “I’m not Steve Jobs,” she says. “I can’t…