Sanskrit and Vedanta visits CHL

Swami Tattvavidananda is a respected scholar and teacher of Vedanta and Sanskrit in both India and the USA.

Sue O'Connor's recent research featured in Australasian Science

The discovery of ancient fish hooks and the bones of offshore fish species reveals that the people living to the north of Australia more than 50,000 years ago had the maritime skills and equipment necessary to reach Australia.

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Marie-Alice McLean-Dreyfus selected for G20 Youth Summit

Fourth year undergraduate student Marie-Alice McLean-Dreyfus has been selected to attend the G20 Youth Summit in Washington in June.

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ANU Chapter of the Australia-Indonesia Youth Association

The launch of ANU Chapter of the Australia-Indonesia Youth Association (AIYA) will be held next Tuesday 6th March at 5:30pm in the Baldessin Precinct Building Staff Common Room (4th floor).

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Islam Translated

Ronit Ricci's Islam Translated featured on a Social Science Research Council Book Exchange.

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Anthropology of China in Perspective

A new Special Issue of The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology is dedicated to Chinese Civilisation and Empire.

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