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Dr Eve Warburton
Dr Eve Warburton

CAP researcher awarded prestigious fellowship for new research on critical mineral markets in Asia
Dr Eve Warburton was awarded a prestigious Westpac Research Fellowship to positively contribute to the future of Australia through her work in critical minerals research.
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Reflecting on 2024: ANU Indonesia Institute
Thank you for this year!
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Marcus Mietzner is Australia's top researcher in Asian studies and history
The Australian has announced Bell School's Marcus Mietzner as Australia's top researcher in Asian studies and history

Journalists in Indonesia at risk of being killed, threatened and jailed | The World
An interview with Anita Wahid, an Indonesian PhD student at ANU.
Woman in hijab holding Indonesian flag

Women’s Rights in Indonesia
Auhtor: Kathryn Robinson, an ANU Indonesianist
The dig is underway Source: Supplied
The dig is underway Source: Supplied

New evidence of how early humans arrived in Australia
New research led by Hendri Kaharudin, Indonesian PhD student at ANU.
Protesters block access to the parliament building in Jakarta on 22 August to protest a move to reverse the Constitutional Court decision altering eligibility rules for candidates in a key election later this year (Bay Ismoyo/AFP via Getty Images)
Protesters block access to the parliament building in Jakarta on 22 August to protest a move to reverse the Constitutional Court decision altering eligibility rules for candidates in a key election later this year (Bay Ismoyo/AFP via Getty Images)

Prabowo’s capitulation in Constitutional Court crisis only a partial victory
An apparent win for civil society masks elite political manoeuvring as Indonesia’s local elections loom.
Ratchada Train Night Market, Bangkok
Ratchada Train Night Market, Bangkok by aotaro, Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license

Call for Papers: ANU Southeast Asia Institute Student Research Symposium
Submissions close on Friday 20 September. Accepted applicants will be expected to write and present full-length (5000-word) papers at the Symposium.