Sad to have finished up at @ANUCrawford & @APPSPolicyForum, but so grateful for the amazing opportunity to grow my skills and work alongside some truly fantastic people. And special thanks to @theshepherdsdog for all he has done these last two years. It's been quite a journey 🙏
Our last #PolicyForumPod for 2018 is now out! In true festive spirit, we take a look at the ghosts of policy past, present and future – and bring together more than two dozen voices across the ANU research community while we’re at it. Listen here ⬇️ https://t.co/jjWvNy2bwo
Huge congratulations to Crawford’s amazing @Cherry_Zheng_ who is a 2019 #NewColomboPlan winner. Cherry will head to Peking University to undertake her scholarship next year, and we are all super-proud of her. @NewColomboPlan
Last day to apply! @APPSPolicyForum is hiring for an Editorial Assistant (i.e. my role). Fantastic opportunity for an ANU student to build communication skills, learn about public policy issues across the Asia-Pacific and work with some amazing people.
https://t.co/mxXO5klFg6
I really enjoyed my discussion of tensions between counter-terrorism measures and civil liberties with national security expert @JCarrollASPI legal expert Dominique Dalla-Pozza and the Policy Forum Podcast team
Alongside my brilliant co-host @BessellSharon, I got to ask a national security expert, a legal scholar, and an ethicist all about how to find the balance between freedom and security when it comes to counter-terrorism. Have a listen: https://t.co/hqp1JKRzax
Spent a fascinating hour or so today with @NickyLovegrove@APPSPolicyForum talking with Christian Barry, Dominique Dalla-Pozza and @JCarrollASPI about trade-offs between civil liberties and public safety. Watch out for the Pod! @ANUCrawford
Another great episode of #TheBrief by @edwina_landale, this time on Australia's debate on whether religious schools should be allowed to discriminate on the basis of sexuality. https://t.co/wPshUPXo0r
Do smoke-free spaces exacerbate social inequality? Does Australia have its alcohol policy backwards? Fascinating discussion between @SimoneDennis15 and @edwina_landale this week on #TheBrief podcast. https://t.co/Tt42xlcRaA
Thoroughly enjoyed co-hosting last week's Policy Forum Pod with @Sara_Bice. We chat with @jillesheppard, @duncanmcdonnell and @KennypdPaul about how populism is affecting our democracies - from the corridors of Brussels to the streets of New Delhi.
https://t.co/APHR25Nk4N
“Australia celebrates being the home of the world’s oldest continuous living cultures while persisting with a school system designed to wipe out these same ancient cultures.” https://t.co/kOuGaEv7qi
Japan is one of the most disaster-prone countries in the world. So why does it have such a low death rate from natural calamities?
Fascinating discussion with @raan1000 about disaster resilience, urbanisation, poverty and climate change.
https://t.co/KhvSjMllyt
Are smart cities leaving us vulnerable to supervillains? A concerning piece by Anthony Bergin and @PBarnes_ASPI about our march toward a ‘ghost-in-the-machine’ future.
https://t.co/b58SEIQdDh
Interested in Asia-Pacific policy but short on time? #TheBrief is a 20-minute podcast snapshot of topical policy issues across the region. Listen and subscribe here ⬇️ https://t.co/qZHfzVBtOS
"Community service is often about people who have been defined by their fullness going into communities defined by their emptiness.... That notion is at best arrogant and at worst oppressive."
@PaulSchmitz1 on the latest Policy Forum podcast. https://t.co/uOWGklQsbN
“Experience tells us that once permitted, hyper-security tends to become permanent.” Jon Coaffee takes a look at how cities are changing in response to the threat of terrorism. https://t.co/2dYN72hRZQ