Dr Jane Johnson shared her insight with The Conversation on the possibility some nonhuman animals will be granted legal rights under common law.
Tag Archives: Media
Who goes to university? The changing profile of our students
Associate Professor Nick Parr shared his insight with The Conversation on how the student body is evolving.
Three missing letters say it all about Hockey’s budget pitch
Dr Annabelle Lukin shares her views on the Treasurer’s recent federal budget speech.
GP guide is wrong: Patches and meds no better than cold-turkey quitting
Dr Ross MacKenzie and Professor Wendy Rogers discuss the methods recommended by GPs on how to quit smoking.
In the media
TV, radio, print and online – our researchers share their expertise and profile their recent work across a range of media outlets. Here are some examples from the last month.
Should authors Rushdie to judgment as book reviewers?
Dr Jane Messer shares her views on Salman Rushdie’s recent social media faux pas.
From murky beginnings, Fraser became a friend of diverse media
Professor Bridget Griffen-Foley shares her views on Malcolm Fraser’s relationship with Australian media.
Why you should celebrate World Sparrow Day
Associate Professor Simon Griffith explains why March 20 was celebrated as World Sparrow Day.
How antibiotic pollution of waterways creates superbugs
Professor Michael Gillings shared his views with The Conversation on antibiotic pollution.
ISIS is destroying ancient artefacts to send a message of intent
Dr Peter Edwell shared his views with The Conversation on the recent destruction of ancient artefacts by ISIS.
Free media training
Up-skill or brush up your media prowess with free media training sessions, hosted by renowned ABC News broadcaster Richard Morecroft.
The next generation of antibiotics might be right under our feet
Emeritus Professor Andrew Beattie shared the discovery of a new antibiotic with The Conversation.