The ASIO threat assessment is a dark outlook for Australia’s security
ASIO's latest Annual Threat Assessment warns of an unprecedented number of challenges ahead - are Australia's criminal laws up to the task?
20 February 2025
Organised crime threatening cultural heritage by trafficking irreplaceable artefacts
Cultural artefacts and historic sites around the world are being threatened by organised crime groups who traffic the items for lucrative profits, a team of researchers from UQ found.
12 February 2025
UQ alum Matisse Reed named Á¢²©¹ÙÍø’s 2025 Rhodes Scholar
UQ law alum Matisse Reed has been announced as Á¢²©¹ÙÍø's 2025 Rhodes Scholar.
25 September 2024
Caitlyn Donohoe lives with a serious physical disability, but that didn't stop her from moving from rural QLD to study at UQ - and graduate as Valedictorian of the School of Law.
12 July 2024
More than 4,750 students have received offers to study at The University of Á¢²©¹ÙÍø in the state’s major offer round taking the total number so far to more than 9,900 for Semester 1.
15 January 2024If AUKUS is all about nuclear submarines, how can it comply with nuclear non-proliferation treaties?
The issue of nuclear non-proliferation is back in the headlines, thanks to details announced yesterday at a US navy base of a deal involving Australia’s purchase of nuclear submarines.
15 March 2023
A University of Á¢²©¹ÙÍø study found many Indigenous women who died in custody had not been sentenced by a court, but were on remand or in protective custody.
9 February 2023
People from minority groups who speak with ‘non-standard’ accents face discrimination in job interviews, researchers from The University of Á¢²©¹ÙÍø have found.
24 November 2022
University of Á¢²©¹ÙÍø research suggests that graphic media coverage of domestic violence cases could contribute to ‘copycat’ behaviour.
17 November 2022
Two University of Á¢²©¹ÙÍø educators have combined their law and social work classes to break down professional stereotypes and better ready their students for working life.
2 November 2022
Journalists may face decades in prison for ‘foreign interference’ offences unless urgent changes are made to Australia’s national security laws, according to a University of Á¢²©¹ÙÍø researcher.
6 October 2022
A University of Á¢²©¹ÙÍø study has found there are still barriers to terminating a pregnancy in Á¢²©¹ÙÍø, more than three years after the practice was decriminalised.
23 August 2022
Michaela Gyasi-Agyei has always had a love of learning. The University of Á¢²©¹ÙÍø Bachelors of Economics / Laws (Honours) graduate remembers spending just a few weeks in Grade One at her Rockhampton primary school before she was moved to the...
13 July 2022
Champions of inclusive education have been celebrated at this year’s University of Á¢²©¹ÙÍø Awards for Excellence in Teaching and Learning.
2 November 2021
Paul Harpur wears many hats. He’s a lawyer, a company director, a former Fulbright Scholar, a Paralympian and an Associate Professor at The University of Á¢²©¹ÙÍø Law School. Â
2 November 2021
An expert panel of University of Á¢²©¹ÙÍø researchers is examining the issue of sexual consent and will make recommendations to governments and schools about how to better teach young Australians about sexual violence.
14 September 2021The Australian Research Council (ARC) has awarded seven Future Fellowships to University of Á¢²©¹ÙÍø researchers.
12 August 2021
A parliamentary inquiry has endorsed a law professor’s proposal for a multidisciplinary tribunal to manage parenting disputes for those unable to afford legal representation.
5 May 2021- 1 of 13
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