UNSW Arts and Social Sciences

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Evidence shows restorative justice can help fix environmental crime – so why isn't Australia using it more?

Prima Facie Suzie Miller

Written by a former lawyer, a new play presents a forceful critique of the Australian legal system's treatment of sexual assault.

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American journalist Rebecca Traister joins UNSW Senior Lecturer Dr Fiona Morrison to reflect on the ways the anger of women has changed the course of history. 

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Dani Cooper reports on a program backed by UNSW and the NSW Department of Education that places student teachers in rural and remote schools.

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UNSW’s University Preparation Program was a stepping stone to a new sense of purpose for Liam Connolly O'Donnell.

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Former headmaster of Sydney Grammar School and respected classical scholar John Vallance will join UNSW as Honorary Professor for the Public Understanding of the Humanities.

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It's a quarter century since Bill Ashcroft published The Empire Writes Back, a wryly named text that launched the field of postcolonial literary studies. But in an era of refugees, race tensions and cultural conflict, the work is as relevant as ever.

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Compassion alone is no substitute for a balanced, considered approach to refugee policy, writes Alan Dupont.

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