The release of a key Red Cross report at UNSW Sydney highlighted the risk to low-income communities in the Asia-Pacific.

Crisis is often attached to migrant and refugee flows, but is crisis an age-old device of communication and control for diverting our attention from other more wicked problems? 

International experts who work at the forefront of refugee and asylum seeker practice explore a just, lawful and humane solution to our current deadlock.

As evidence of climate change becomes more and more obvious, action in Australia is stalling and in the US is being reversed under President Trump. Why is this happening? And what needs to shift if we want effective action?

The Pacific base for Meridian 180 has been officially launched at UNSW Sydney - as a platform for people to connect across disciplines and languages.

UNSW's inaugural UNSOMNIA event asked our expert researchers "What keeps you up at night?". Find out in this fast-paced program of thought-provoking presentations.

UNSOMNIA returned in 2017 to ask ten of our biggest thinkers "What needs to change?".  Their ideas evoked a series of talks covering everything form sex to civility. 

If the NBN and Snowy Hydro 2.0 were value for money, would we know? In this piece for the conversation, the authors discuss how Social Return Accounting can help us better compare apples with apples.

What lasting impact has the 2008 economic crisis had on global standards of living and inequality? And what can this teach us about financial crises and how best to design economic policy response?

Ross Gittins, Economics Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald gives his take on the Australian Carbon Dividend Plan.

In a world where data technology has the potential to create new inequalities and deepen existing discriminations how should we respond, and how does data-driven decision-making impact the justice system itself?

Roboticist and robot ethics expert Ron Arkin explains what the rise of lethal autonomous systems will mean for the way wars are fought.