What happens if the Australian government pulls its so-called “gas trigger” (officially the Australian Domestic Gas Security Mechanism)? As Bond University’s Dr Umair Ghori warns in his latest article, it could be a BIG mistake! Check it out in The Conversation.
Tensions in the Persian Gulf can quickly ripple across the world — even lifting petrol prices in Australia. This article explores how disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz expose the vulnerabilities of global energy systems and why it matters.
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Read more about Forget Me Nodes instead of Forget-Me-Nots (PART ONE)Beer Law” (CUP, 2025) launched on 20 November at Madocke Brewing, Ashmore. This first-of-its-kind book explores the legal, cultural, and commercial dimensions of beer - one of humanity’s oldest and most loved beverages.
Read more about Bringing Beer Law to Life: A Celebration of Craft, Community, and Conversation