The Latest Breaking News from Australian National University

Only one prime minister is honoured with a statue on the grounds of the Australian National University. Despite the university’s name, it is not an Australian. Rather, the stern face of Britain’s war-time prime minister Winston Churchill greets students on the Canberra campus. Although the ANU was founded in 1946,…

A review in the RBA will seek to look at the board governance and current policy settings.

The Albanese government has chosen its candidate to be the new speaker.

Senior IT consultant Nazmul Hasan was honoured for delivering food hampers across Canberra.

Global Times quotes comments by foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin on military encounters in the South China Sea

Prof Ian Chubb, who is leading a review of the controversial scheme, says there are also credible voices defending it

Astrophysics is likely to have many new surprises since NASA released an image from the latest telescope.

Bioluminescence phenomenon has long eluded scientific inquiry owing to its remote and infrequent nature

Not usually at the forefront of geopolitical argy-bargy, the Pacific has recently emerged as a strategic element of securing democracy. A rift threatened to tear apart normally unshakeable regional unity in 2021, with five Micronesian countries threatening to leave the most powerful transnational group, the Pacific Islands Forum. Ahead of…

A former student at the Australian National University, who sued John XXIII College for breaching its duty of care to her, has her payout cut by more than $150,000.

Chronic illness treatment paused during worst days of lockdown - top doctors