Photo by Rachel Claire, Pexels Dr Jo Mummery, Prof Lain Dare and Prof Jacki Schirmer recently submitted the below to the Climate Change Authority's Evidence Platforms Issues Paper.

Released in February 2026, The First Albanese Government: Governing in an Age of Disruption and Division, 2022–2025 is a book edited by University of Canberra academics Michelle Grattan, John Halligan, and John Hawkins, and published by the University of New South Wales press. It analyses the Albanese Labor government's first term, from its narrow victory in 2022 to a large 2025 majority, focusing on economic turbulence, international shifts, the failed Voice referendum, a

Date and location: 10-11 December 2025, University of Canberra (Centre for Environmental Governance) and ANU (Institute for Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions and Institute for Water Futures). The National Climate Change Adaptation Governance Symposium brought together more than 60 researchers, practitioners, Indigenous leaders, policymakers, professional associations and industry stakeholders to address the urgent need for governance reform to enable effective, just, an

Date: Monday, 14 October 2024 About: From 14-18 October 2024 the Earth System Governance Project , a global network of researchers...

Presenter: Professor Clive Hamilton, Charles Sturt University. Time, date and location: 5.30 pm – 7.30 pm, Thursday 6 June, In-person...