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Monash University experts are available to comment on the result of the referendum. Professor Paula Gerber, Monash Faculty of Law Contact: +61 0410 596 494 or paula.gerber@monash.edu Read more of Professor Gerber’s commentary at Monash Lens The following can be attributed to Professor Gerber: “This rejection of the referendum will severely damage relations between Indigenous … Continued
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Monash University Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous) Professor Tristan Kennedy shares the University’s statement on the referendum outcome. The following is attributable to Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous) Professor Tristan Kennedy, on behalf of Monash University: “We acknowledge the decision of the Australian people in the referendum, held on Saturday 14 October. “For many, this will be an incredibly … Continued
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Charles Darwin University (CDU) researchers continue to be among the most influential in the world, with 23 academics named in a prestigious list from Stanford University. The Stanford University and Elsevier World’s Top 2% Scientists list, the most distinguished worldwide, based on bibliometric information from Elsevier’s Scopus database. Twenty-three academics from CDU were ranked in … Continued
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The National Centre of Excellence in Intellectual Disability Health was opened today by the Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care, the Hon Ged Kearney MP. The Centre will be a catalyst for action to ensure people with intellectual disability have improved access to quality, timely and comprehensive health care. The establishment of the Centre … Continued
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Primary and high school students from 28 public schools across NSW have created 99 thought-provoking submissions for the inaugural Every Step Counts Poetry and Art Exhibition at NSW Parliament House. The powerful exhibition is open to public viewing from today until 26 October and showcases the works of more than 300 students who have completed … Continued
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When NSW introduced coercive control laws in 2022, First Nations groups flagged that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander victims would not be afforded protection by the legislation. In fact, they would be squarely targeted. What do the experts say about the new legislation in QLD? Available for comment: Dr Emma Buxton-Namisnyk Dr Buxton-Namisnyk is an … Continued
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Media release | Friday 13 October 2023 The shadowy decision-making process that led to a proposal to merge the two largest universities in South Australia has demonstrated an urgent need to require university councils to be more transparent and accountable to the public, according to new analysis by the Australia Institute. The universities of Adelaide … Continued
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Monash University’s What Happens Next? podcast series has been recognised in the second annual global Signal Awards alongside other high-profile podcast creators including Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and leading production companies such as Netflix, Warner Bros. and iHeartPodcasts. Hosted by Monash academic and commentator Dr Susan Carland, What Happens Next? won a … Continued
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Media Alert Voice to Parliament referendum – Yes or No? What happens next? Experts from La Trobe University are available to discuss the outcome of the Voice to Parliament referendum, the impact and what happens next. Professor Clare Wright OAM Professor of History and Public Engagement Contact: Clare.Wright@latrobe.edu.au 0408 668 882 Clare Wright Profile … Continued
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The Alannah & Madeline Foundation, in collaboration with Monash University’s Health and Social Care Unit (HSCU), proudly announces the launch of the Trauma-Informed Practice: A Guide for Early Childhood Organisations (TIO Practice Guide). This invaluable resource, developed with the support of Gowrie Victoria and funded by the Bowden Marstan Foundation and the Helen Macpherson Smith Trust, equips early childhood organisations to integrate trauma-informed approaches into their operations. … Continued
