Foreign Minister Julie Bishop’s call this week for a deeper, closer strategic and defence partnership with Japan is a watershed moment in the bilateral relationship, writes Alan Dupont.
The US state of Michigan is in the grip of a lead poisoning crisis that may be felt for decades, and Australia should be taking note, writes Leila Morsy.
Geoffrey Rush gives us a fluid, soulful performance as King Lear, as well as a few hints on how to deal with relatives, in the Sydney Theatre Company's current production, writes Anna Kamaralli.
From university medallist to financial regulator, UNSW graduate Emily Rumble’s passion for financial services has won her a prestigious scholarship to Oxford University.
Dancer and choreographer Anya McKee, who has performed with the likes of Kate Champion’s Force Majeure, has been chosen as the inaugural UNSW School of the Arts and Media alumni resident artist.
While the historic protest in Kabul was a demonstration of national solidarity against IS-inspired violence, it also reflected disappointment at the poor performance of the national unity government, writes Ali Reza Yunespour.
What if the negotiations in Paris later this month matter less than we think? There are lots of good reasons unilateral action to combat climate change might be a better option, write Christian Downie and Peter Drahos.
A survey of Year 12 students from schools across Sydney found 42% registered anxiety symptoms high enough to be of clinical concern, write Ben North, Miraca Gross and Susen Smith.
Australian parliaments are moving to criminalise the undercover work of animal activists. Siobhan O’Sullivan believes the laws are bad news for democracy.
This panel of short presentations explores three aspects of the ‘Disparities in PrEP access’ project, which interviewed key informants in the HIV respo
Featuring Director, Simon V Kurian, and UNSW Adjunct Associate Professor Behrouz Boochani
UNSW Forced Migration Research Network is honoured to present a free screening of the feature-length documentary ‘Stop the Boats’ directed, filmed and edited b
22/11/2019 - 22/11/2019-5:30pm - 7:30pm
