Jacinta Nampijinpa Price described “exactly” the rationale for the Voice to Parliament when the Shadow Indigenous Australians Minister answered what she would do if the referendum was successfully defeated, says Sky News host Chris Kenny. “Now that’s a good answer ... tackle

Sisters taking on the Hague: Gina and Rebecca talk challenging international law, domestic violence, and The Voice #domesticviolence #theHague #Internationallaw #Criminology @academictwitter @QUT @CrimeJusticeQUT

We would love to speak to people with lived experience of sexual violence. We want to hear what you think about offender release policy - particularly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and young people.

Some good commentary here - Voice to parliament https://t.co/BAUFrWL62b via @YouTube

In the last week I've hung out at 2 public libraries waiting on things to get done. Professionals with laptops. Older people chatting and looking up things on computers. Kiddies singing in some form of story time 10/10 do recommend. Free books to borrow. What an amazing service!

Many of us in the Humanities research in areas we are passionate about because of personal experiences and interests. Managing bias means acknowledging and accounting for this - not ignoring it. @CrimeJusticeQUT #AcademicTwitter #criminology #extremism

Karvelas: "You were a ministerwhen Turnbull proposed a 15% tax on super accounts above $1.6m, it affected 8 times the number of people & had more impact than the latest one announced by this govt. Did you support that?" Sussan Ley: "Yes, that was a different policy."

Uni changed my life. The benefit was private. It was also public. We all benefit from investment in knowledge. I agree with the Vice Chancellor: Uni and TAFE should be free.

Participants wanted! @unimelbcrim researchers want to hear from survivors of sexual violence to help understand how they are impacted by other survivors speaking out publicly, and their relationship with their own voice. Learn more & access survey here: https://t.co/eEDDWP0glO

In case you thought things had changed.

Librarians - the dragons of knowledge with Sandra Fry https://t.co/iiAbLHOZbi @QUT @CrimeJusticeQUT @AcademicChatter #libraries #academicwriting @Fryzy68

Dr Amanda Brown talks how to get better at academic writing, family law, and justice #academictwitter #AcademicWriting @QUT @CrimeJusticeQUT @qutlaw

We’re looking to understand ongoing and contract faculty experiences of teaching criminology at universities across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. Please consider sharing your views by taking part in our survey https://t.co/Fj2juQ8juh

Dr Dean Biron: musician, former police officer (child protection), casual academic, and critical mind! #policing #criminology @CrimeJusticeQUT @workingbnb @academictwitter

ANZSOC is proud to support the Pacific Criminology Symposium at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington. Two days of listening, learning, and creating relationships.

Universities should not be run like a business, and students should not be treated like consumers. Moreover the lack of emphasis on teaching as a core role is beginning to show. I have much more to say on this.

It's important to have friends in academia. I am really fortunate to have found Rachel at ANZSOC. Rachel is doing some excellent work in the sexual violence space @rloneyhowes @CrimeJusticeQUT #criminology #academictwitter

@CrimeJusticeQUT and @BraveheartsInc seeking survivors of sexual violence 15+ to do short survey about the #reintegration of perpetrators of #sexualviolence More information and the survey link can be found here:

Could you please tag in: @SAMSNaus @SNAPNetwork @micahprojects @CLAN_AU @easternhealthau @SASVictoria @GippsCASA @msau_mdvs @SAVFCentre @LaurelHouseTas @FullStopAus @DjirraVIC @SNAICC @WLSQ @WLSANetwork @qifvls @NATSILS_ @NTVorg

This week we sit down with former Liberal senator Brett Mason to talk everything from law to history to discovering some amazing Australians. @CrimeJusticeQUT #politics #AcademicTwitter #criminology