Biofuels subsidies increase carbon emissions

Crawford researchers find a 'green paradox'.

Learning from the best

First papers online from Asia and the Pacific Policy Studies.

Assistant Treasurer launches Institute

The new Tax and Transfer Policy Institute at Crawford School will play an essential role in public debate about tax reform, Assistant Treasurer the Hon David Bradbury said at the Institute's launch.

Growing solutions, harvesting answers

How can policymakers ensure adequate and stable supply of food, especially to the world's poorest people? That's one of the big questions to be addressed by the new Food Policy Institute.

Institutes look at sustenance and society

Putting food on our plates and better supporting society is the focus of two new institutes launched at ANU Public Policy 2013, the University’s flagship policy event.

ANU Public Policy 2013 to tackle the big issues

Some of the key challenges facing policymakers and society will be tackled head-on at ANU Public Policy 2013, which begins at Crawford School on 5 June.

Big returns expected from the new Tax and Transfer Policy Institute

A new Tax and Transfer Policy Institute at Crawford School, announced in the Federal Budget, will aim to answer the big questions for the country and region about tax and transfer systems.

New society to improve region’s public policy

A new society will bring together the region and the world’s best public policy minds at the Crawford School of Public Policy.

Crawford cleans up in teaching awards

Crawford School of Public Policy staff and students have dominated the 2012 College of Asia and the Pacific (CAP) Teaching Awards, announced on Friday.

World's rivers running on empty

Four of the world’s great rivers, including the Murray Darling, are all suffering from drastically reduced flows as a direct result of water extraction, according to new Crawford School research.