“Water is beautiful, essential, destructive… Never loose sight of water…” implores Professor @MeganFarrelly6.

Congratulations to Professor @MeganFarrelly6, on her Inaugural lecture this evening at @StateLibraryVic, “We need to talk about water”.

Professors @AsherFlynn & @JacquiTrue co-wrote an opinion piece in Women’s Agenda about where the major parties stand on addressing violence against women ahead of the federal election. #auspol .Read their insights here:

Emeritus Professor Paul Strangio & Dr @BlairWilliams26, @MonashPolsIR, spoke to ABC Radio National about the possibility of a minority government ahead of the federal election, & the Greens’ policy priorities. #auspol .📻Listen here:.

Australia's 2025 election slogans are "fine," "functional," & "forgettable." But what makes a good slogan? Dive into the magic of metaphor, rhyme, & rhetoric in political sloganeering with @HowieManns for #MonashLens 🗳️ #AusPol #Election2025 .Read more:

Australia decides on May 3.🗳️ Key issues: cost of living, climate change, & healthcare. "This campaign will be focused on the economic wellbeing of Australians," writes @ZarehGhazarian, @MonashPolsIR, for #MonashLens. #AusPol #Election2025 .Read more:

RT @monashclicomm: Alfie Chadwick, a PhD candidate at the Hub, featured on @3CR 's ‘The Climate Action Show’, discussing the challenge of c….

Keir Starmer’s foreign policy aims to balance UK-US ties, but despite diplomatic praise, Britain’s “coalition of the willing” faces challenges in revitalising liberal democracy. A/Prof @wellings_ben & PhD candidate @TomHowe2797 unpack in @ConversationEDU: .

D @Akane_Kanai, @mfjmonash, spoke to SBS News about how feminism features in contemporary pop culture and how that has influenced popular sentiment in recent years. Read more:

Have you noticed you're listening to less Australian music these days, watching less local TV – other than news and sports? Dr @beneltham, @mfjmonash, spoke to ABC Radio about what could be done to save local music and content. 📻Listen here:

The global order is shifting, & US allies, including unis, are feeling the impact. Nationalism, political turbulence, & attacks on liberal values could reshape education & research. Prof Jack Corbett & Prof @JacquiTrue examine what's next #MonashLens:

Professor @MarkAndrejevic, @mfjmonash, co-authored an opinion piece with Professor Daniel Angus, QUT, for The New Daily about how ad-powered misinformation campaigns create a murky information landscape going into the federal election. #auspol .Read more:

Dr @nickjohnferns, spoke to The Guardian about US President Donald Trump’s decision to pause funding for the US agency for international development (USAid). Read his insights here:

Dr @MeganKMcElhone, @MonashCrim, reflect's on the Sam Kerr verdit after a London court found her not guilty of the racially aggravated harassment of a Metropolitan Police officer for @ConversationEDU. Read more:

Research Fellow @BevanNadia, spoke to ABC News about gender equity in women's sport, following news that a group of female footballers are struggling to find a local league to join. Read more:

It’s important to approach media coverage of AI ‘breakthroughs’ such as DeepSeek with caution and draw on the lesson from the history of technology, writes Professor Alan Petersen for #MonashLens. Read more about navigating the hype:

Dr @ZarehGhazarian, @MonashPolsIR, spoke to ABC News about independent candidates’ chances of success in the upcoming federal election. Read more:

The Monash community walked with pride at Melbourne's Midsumma March 🌈 From growing up in a place where LGBTIQA+ visibility was scarce to proudly embracing her authentic self, Dr @JatneyWhitmo writes that the fight for equality & celebration continues:.

"The government needs to intervene in the cultural economy in a meaningful way,” says Dr @beneltham, @mfjmonash, speaking to The Guardian on Australia's publising landscape in the wake of Penguin Random House purchasing Text Publishing Company. Read here:

Associate Professor Johan Lidberg, @mfjmonash, spoke to 2GB Radio about trust in the media following Prince Harry’s legal action against Rupert Murdoch’s UK newspaper group. 📻Listen here: