Past events
Check out our list of past events.
The seminar will provide an opportunity to hear from researchers and Indigenous partners, and consider broader questions about how Australia’s landscapes might be governed in ways that recognise Indigenous rights, knowledge, aspirations and responsibilities.
ATSE Oration 2026 delivered by Emeritus Professor Mark Howden.
This panel discussion will bring together leading experts on Gulf energy, Indo-Pacific maritime security, Chinese energy markets, Australia's renewable energy transition, and agricultural and critical mineral supply chains to assess near- and medium-term risks.
This event which will launch the project and provide an opening dialogue toward the significance of building Activist-Academic Alliances for Gender and Climate Justice.
Antarctica plays a critical role in regulating global sea level, deep ocean circulation and Earth’s climate. Yet this remote continent is rapidly changing. What happens in Antarctica will shape coastlines, ecosystems and communities worldwide.
The latest research on climate change, adaptation and disaster risk resilience from leading experts from The Australian National University and beyond.
Insights from Australian academics on the ground in Belém for the COP30 negotiations