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ANU student to run Canberra Centenary Trail for Gaza crisis

Canberra university student Grace Danielson will run the length of more than three marathons over 24 hours to raise money for UNICEF Australia’s Gaza Crisis Appeal.

ANU: Hotter temperatures spell bad news for Aussie animals

Marine animals across the world, including the Great Barrier Reef, and land animals in tropical climates struggle to adapt to climate change.

3-million-year-old Antarctic ice sheets hold clue to rising sea levels

Researchers, including ANU scientists, has reconstructed past Antarctic ice sheet melt, to predict future rising sea levels.

Australia’s largest survey of young people shows effects of COVID

The 10-year GENERATION study, led by the ANU, examined the experiences of more than 18,000 Year 10 students across Australia

Australia’s Word of the Year: ‘Matilda’

ANU experts have picked ‘Matilda’ as their Word of the Year, marking the popularity of the Australian women’s soccer team. 

ANU: Artificial intelligence biased towards white faces

White faces generated by artificial intelligence (AI) now appear more real than human faces, according to new research by ANU experts. 

ANU: Australia faces domestic timber shortfall

Severe wildfires are putting global timber production at risk, new research from the ANU and British universities shows.

Canberra Liberals call for ANU inquiry report to be published in full

The ACT’s Chief Psychiatrist is investigating the stabbing attacks that took place at ANU in September – but the Canberra Liberals insist that the government release the full report. Ed Cocks, Shadow Minister...

Chief Psychiatrist begins investigation into ANU stabbing

The ACT’s Chief Psychiatrist, Dr Dinesh Arya, has begun a review into the attacks at ANU on 18 September that left two women wounded.

ANU leads way in higher education for refugees

The ANU has created a new university consortium to help build pathways to higher education for refugees from around the world.

ANU expands atlas of global tech policy

The ANU has expanded its Tech Policy Atlas of global tech regulation, covering every leading tech power and every country in the Indo-Pacific.

Australians’ satisfaction with democracy declining

Australians’ satisfaction with democracy remains high, but has declined over the last two decades, new research from the ANU shows.

Building resilient democracies for the 21st century

How Australia and other countries can respond to threats to democracy like populism, misinformation and war is the focus of the 2023 Crawford Leadership Forum taking place at The ANU next Monday and Tuesday.

ANU partners with world-leading American nuclear lab

The Australian National University will partner with the Los Alamos National Laboratory in the United States on nuclear physics research.

Dingoes given ‘almost-human’ status in pre-colonial Australia 

It's said that a dog is a man’s best friend, but the wild dingo is much maligned in Australia, this may not always have been the case though.

Eating kangaroos could solve livestock gas problem

Farmers can reduce their emissions and make their grazing land more productive by using kangaroos as a red-meat alternative to livestock.

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