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Caught in the middle of the chaos and carnage of Thailand's political violence. » read more

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Anti-government protesters at Rajamangala stadium, Bangkok. Photo by Nick Nostitz for New Mandala.

Thailand’s protests could lead to civil conflict, ANU expert says

Civil conflict in Thailand is a real possibility, with anti-government protesters refusing to accept an election.

Public Service unaware of human rights, forum hears

Canberra may be progressive, but the Federal public service has a lot to learn about human rights legislation.

Dean appointed Deputy Vice-Chancellor of RMIT

Professor MacIntyre to take up new role in February 2014.

Latest Research

Australia needs aid reform

Reforms are needed to improve the effectiveness of Australia's $5 billion annual aid spend, according to the first ever survey of Australian aid workers and experts.

Biofuels subsidies increase carbon emissions

Subsidies for biofuels intended to help the environment may be increasing fossil fuel extraction and adding to carbon emissions, according to new research.

Sweet taste of success for water researcher

Research win makes the murky waters of international conflict and cooperation a lot clearer.

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Daw Aung San Suu Kyi. Photo by Stuart Hay.

Aung San Suu Kyi accepts honorary doctorate

In this podcast, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi accepts an honorary degree from ANU. She speaks about the power of education, Burma's struggle for democracy and how Australia and the world can help progress reform in the Southeast Asian nation.

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Southeast Asian Frontiers

From pole boxing to politics: our Southeast Asian Frontiers course gives you the chance to travel the Thai-Burma border, explore new worlds and engage with contemporary Thai and Burmese issues. Watch to find out more.

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