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The cost of living in the ACT is pushing more Canberrans into food insecurity, according to UNSW Canberra researcher Luke Craven.

A ‘revolving door’ style prison system is probably not what most people associate with an affluent jurisdiction such as the ACT, but the territory has the highest rate of return prison episodes in Australia.

UNSW Canberra Postdoctoral researcher Sophie Yates has been recognised for her work in family violence research, being named the inaugural winner of the Rosemary O’Leary Prize for outstanding scholarship on women in public administration.

The Federal Budget promised tax cuts and a return to surplus. However, UNSW Canberra academics have stressed that these promises could come at a cost to those who need it most.

On the weekend, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten said he would end the Medicare freeze in his first 50 days as prime minister if Labor won the election.

We are in the midst of an outpouring of feminist activism kicked off by the pink pussy hat move

In the lead-up to International Women’s Day on March 8th,

For women with a bachelor of arts degree, teaching is one of the highest paying jobs. The opposite is true for men.

Technological advances have changed the way we work, shop and pay the bills, but do they also have a role to play in Australia’s impending care crisis? 

An international project working group, appointed by the Global Sustainability Standards Board and chaired by UNSW Canberra Senior Lecturer Dr Sharron O’Neill, has significantly revised the Global Reporting Initiative’s international occupat

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Who is meritorious, what constitutes merit, and how merit and gender targets can operate together are widely misunderstood questions, as 

Middle managers hold the key to helping organisations achieve gender equality, but often lack the time and resources needed to implement best practice procedures, a new UNSW Canberra study has found.