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Australian Politics: The Gillard Government one year on
The federal election of August 2010 delivered a hung parliament for the first time since the 1940s.
Australian Politics: The Gillard Government one year on -Amanda Vanstone, Carol Johnson, Wayne Errington and Clement Macintyre [ 57:57 ] Download
Posted in Current Affairs, Law, Politics, Seminars, Society
Tagged Australian Government, Government, Politics
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Who’s the Boss?
An exploration of the ongoing tug-of-war between fairness and flexibility in the Australian workplace.
Posted in Current Affairs, Law, Seminars
Tagged Australia, Current Affairs, Labour, Law, Politics
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The Constitution and the Murray-Darling Rivers
Send in the Litigators?. Can the Commonwealth wrest control of the ‘waters of the rivers’ of the Murray and Darling from the Basin States?
Posted in Current Affairs, Environment, Law, Seminars, Water
Tagged Australia, Law, Policy, Rivers, The Environment Institute
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What use is research in international trade policy and economic development?
In his presentation on “What use is research on international trade policy and economic development?” Professor Pomfret will discuss the value of supporting research in these areas at an Australian university.
Posted in Current Affairs, International Trade, Law, Seminars
Tagged Australia, Business, Economics, Financial, International Trade
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