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Nick Sharman discusses the New Hampshire Republican primaries on ABC 24
Nick Sharman discusses the likely outcome of the New Hampshire Republican primary vote on ABC 24.
Mr Sharman is an expert in the intersection of US politics and the media, and is based in the Media and Communications program at the University of Melbourne.
Nick Sharman analyses the results of the Iowa Caucus on ABC News 24
Nick Sharman from the Media and Communications program at the University of Melbourne is an expert in the intersection of US politics and the media. He spoke to ABC News 24 just as candidates were addressing the crowd after the Iowa Caucus. The Caucus is the first test of Reblican candidates hoping for nomination to contest the US Presidency in the general election later this year.
A perspective on the European Union
Associate Professor Philomena Murray talks to ABC 24 about the current state of play with the state of the European Union.
Professor Kevin Davis discussing Eurozone debt on ABC 24
Professor Kevin Davis live on ABC 24 discussing the latest debt issues in the Eurozone and what this means in the broader economic context.
Kevin Davis is a Professor of Finance. His primary research interests are in the areas of financial institutions and markets, financial engineering and corporate finance.
Patrick Hearps talks about sustainable transport
Dr Patrick Hearps talks about future transport and sustainability.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research Symposium
Professor Ian Anderson spoke about the inaugural Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research Symposium held on Thursday 3 November.
Alaskan Inuit leader William Hensley visits Melbourne
Alaskan Inuit leader William Iggiagruk Hensley – who is best known for his extraordinary contribution to the Alaska Native Land Claims Movement – visited the University of Melbourne this week to participate in a number of events including the annual Narrm Oration.
Richard Pennell on ABC 24 discussing the death of Muammar Gaddafi
Associate Professor Richard Pennell discusses the impact the death of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi will have to the country and the region. He was speaking live on ABC 24 on October 21.
A/Prof Pennell is the al-Tajir Lecturer in Middle East and Asian History based in the Faculty of Arts in the University of Melbourne. You can see his full profile at http://history.unimelb.edu.au/about/staff/pennell.html.
Mr Mani Shankar Aiyar discussing Australia-India relations on ABC 24
Mr Mani Shankar Aiyar live on ABC 24 discussing India's impact in Australia as a growing superpower.
Mr Mani Shankar Aiyar is a former Indian Government Minister and in 2006 was conferred the Outstanding Parliamentarian Award by the President of India. He was visiting Melbourne to deliver a keynote lecture at the Australia India Institute's inaugural conference on 'The Reluctant Superpower: Understanding India and its Aspirations' from 22 to 23 September.
Professor David Studdert on allegations that doctors fail to disclose risks
In more than 70 per cent of legal disputes over informed consent, patients allege the doctor failed to properly explain the risks of complications, a University of Melbourne study published in the latest Medical Journal of Australia has found.
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