The Latest Breaking News from Australian National University

Hongkongers in Melbourne and Sydney say billboards in the cities proclaiming Hong Kong has entered a "new era" of stability, prosperity and opportunity are humiliating and "very upsetting".

Prison officers in NSW are on strike for 24 hours, and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is listening ‘respectfully’ to the government’s plans for a Voice to Parliament.

Friday marks one year since the ACT went into a snap lockdown. The Canberra Times spoke to Canberrans about how the lockdown impacted them.

The university said that the chancellor had fulfilled all requirements, but had no evidence that she disclosed starring in a MinRes video prior to its release.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has told Australian university students that China must not help Russia in its war against his homeland

Canberra's work health and safety watchdog have issued a notice to Canberra International Sports and Aquatic Centre and the ANU pool.

Burgmann College alumni have been invited to return to the ANU college for a 50th anniversary celebration.

How do you tell if your plants need water? Recently, I asked this question of a group of about 40 biologists at the Australian National University.

Climate change is creating a new kind of dangerous wildfire. It will take all our tools to keep communities safe.

A national silence on Indigenous deaths is contributing to a lack of funding to fight domestic violence in the Northern Territory, according to its domestic and family violence minister.

Only one prime minister is honoured with a statue on the grounds of the Australian National University. Despite the university’s name, it is not an Australian. Rather, the stern face of Britain’s war-time prime minister Winston Churchill greets students on the Canberra campus. Although the ANU was founded in 1946,…