Today the UNE School of Law was in the throes of Kirby mania. Yes the rock star of law himself, Mr Michael Kirby AC CMG was in the building. During his visit, Mr Kirby spoke to law students, high school students, and members of the LGTBI+ community, university...
Kirby Seminar Series 2018 Monday, 14 May at 12pm Lewis Seminar Room, W38 EBL Building Associate Professor Colin Gavaghan Associate Professor Colin Gavaghan is the first director of the New Zealand Law Foundation sponsored Centre for Law and Policy in Emerging...
Kristy’s interest in studying law was piqued whilst she was employed as a psychologist. She worked with victims of crime and was heavily involved in court proceedings. She saw first-hand how important it is for victims of crime to have adequate support and...
The Australian Centre for Agriculture and Law would like to invite you to attend Occasional Seminar: Friday, 23 February 2018 at 10am Lewis Seminar Room, W38 EBL Building China and Australia are major agricultural producers. The economic and trade relations between...
One of the things that never ceases to amaze us, is how often family members of our alumni choose to study at UNE. Rapiporn Sotthibandhu was only 17 years old when she started a Bachelor of Science at the University of New England in 1967. Rapiporn who is a Thai...
At only 22 years old Ligia de Souza has the wisdom, empathy and intelligence of someone far beyond her years. Ligia did not grow up with everything handed to her on a platter. Instead, she overcame the disadvantage which is synonymous with a female of African and...
When Nathalia was just 10 years old, she visited an indigenous Brazilian community which was populated by ‘Quilombola people.’ These people are the descendants of Afro-Brazilian slaves, many of whom escaped from slave plantations which existed in Brazil until 1888....
Mauricio is currently visiting Armidale from Santos, a city on the central coast in Sao Paulo Estate, Brazil. As well as being able to boast the largest harbour in Latin America, Santos is the home of one of the most famous soccer teams in Brazil- the Santos...
Recently, staff from the School of Law and the AgLaw Centre participated in a ‘Governing for Megadiversity’ research workshop with visiting scholars from Brazil. The event brought together staff and students researching on aspects of megadiversity. Australia and...
Australia and Brazil: two big Southern Hemisphere countries, two global leaders in the infamy of biodiversity loss. This urgent but complicated issue is one of the reasons a group of Brazilian researchers is being hosted in and around the New England for...
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