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UNSW maintains pole position in engineering and technology in THE subject rankings

The 2022 Times Higher Education rankings also saw psychology and business and economics subjects move up the list.

The government does not consider how its COVID policies affect children

Every time a new policy is introduced or an old one is abandoned, its impact on children’s rights must be assessed and evaluated again.

In debates about opening schools, we're neglecting an important voice: our children's

The NSW plan doesn’t measure up against international best practice. And Victoria doesn’t seem to be following a child-centred approach, either.

Why voter ID requirements could exclude the most vulnerable citizens, especially First Nations people

A proposal for voter ID requirements could further disenfranchise vulnerable people of society who don’t have access to the ID documents, particularly First Nations people.

Millions of people were evacuated during disasters last year: another rising cost of climate change

As climate change amplifies the frequency and severity of extreme weather events, evacuations are likely to become increasingly common and costly – in human and economic terms.

What history can teach us about pandemic management

How do responses to infectious diseases throughout history stack up today?

Vaccine passports, Voice to Parliament and tribute to Hal Wootten – some of our most read stories of 2021

Despite COVID-19 dominating the headlines in 2021, the Black Lives Matter movement, Voice to Parliament and Disney being sued, have been at the forefront of legal news.

Voluntary assisted dying bill: Should terminally ill people be allowed the right to end their life?

Ethics and health law experts discuss whether euthanasia is the ultimate form of individual choice or a sign that we need to reconsider how we care for the most vulnerable.

New policy brief highlights lessons on airport asylum in the age of COVID-19

Governments can meet their international protection obligations towards refugees without sacrificing public health, says a human rights law expert.