Jarrah Aguera was the Editor of ANU Reporter and Digital Communications Manager at ANU.
Articles
Genetics, truth and justice
Kathleen Folbigg’s release from prison made headlines around the world. Once branded “Australia’s worst female serial killer”, the…
Ashes to ashes, dust to diamond
When a passionate rock nerd with a wicked sense of humour passes away, flowers don’t quite cut it.…
Strange neighbours: the sanctuary on the edge of our city
At Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary you can spot animals that haven’t existed in their natural habitat for more…
Ashes under foot and heavens above: remembering Canberra’s 2003 bushfire disaster
Twenty years on from the Canberra firestorm that devastated the ACT and ANU Mount Stromlo Observatory, Nobel Prize-winning…
Behind the seams: the uncomfortable truth about fast fashion
Modern slavery is a stubborn business model in fashion manufacturing and it will take more than the law…
Let Canberra’s pride be scholarship: the Queen and ANU
Today, The Australian National University (ANU) joins the world in mourning the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth…
Tree scarring is our signature in the land
Paul Girrawah House rests his palm on the silver-grey bark and speaks in language. House, a Ngambri and…
A clash of brooches and swords: is it ethical to gender a skeleton?
The real story of a person’s identity can remain untold if archaeologists are blinkered by binary thinking and…
The positive power of culture on First Nations health
We have a mistaken perception in Australia that being Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander causes poor health. It’s…