Billions felt the direct effects of a warming planet during the year. Inside the School, work on climate continued to grow. 

Annette Idler, Associate Professor in Global Security, argues that addressing interconnected smuggling networks, where weapons, drugs and people are trafficked, as well as ensuring safe and legal migration pathways for economic migrants and legitimate asylum seekers is a strategic necessity to build an effective and humane border security network.

In her summer placement policy report, MPP alumni Laman Ahmadova offers a way forward for the responsible management of AI.

How does the Executive Public Leaders Programme supports senior leaders in navigating the complexities of public-sector in a rapidly changing world? Cathy Toze, General Manager Working Age and Pension, Programs Division, Services Australia and 2024 participant, shares her reflections.

As millions of Ghanaians head to the polls, MPP student Elizabeth Dansoa Osei calls for greater access to voting overseas.

Case writer Oenone Kubie provides insight into how immersive role-plays and simulations make up a central component of the Master of Public Policy course and explains why they are effective tools for training future leaders.