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Japan’s new Prime Minister Fumio Kishida was proactive and dynamic in his pursuit of the Liberal

Longer queues on election day, more expensive elections and a more stressful voting experience for vulnerable groups are some of the outcomes we could expect if the federal government’s proposed voter identification laws are intr

UNSW Canberra has a range of experts available for comment on the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26):

In a little over a week, the most consequential climate meeting in human history begins in Glasgow, Scotland.

In recognition of Mental Health Week, we sat down with a UNSW Canberra graduate who has made outstanding contributions to the

As a co-founder of Soldier On and Fortem, UNSW Canberra alumnus John Bale has learnt a thing or two about mental health.

Australia will acquire nuclear-powered submarines as part of a new alliance with the US and Britain, known as AUKUS. The tortuous search for conventionally powered submarines has therefore come to an end.

Since the debut of UNSW Canberra’s Navigating Uncertainty podcast this time last year, the world remains just as uncertain.

Following Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga’s announcement that he will soon step down, one of the frontrunners for Japan’s premiership is Fumio Kishida, a politician who has long been waiting in the wings for the presidency of Japan’s ruling

On Thursday, leaders from Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom announced a trilateral security partnership called AUKUS.