ANU Public Law Conference 2023

The ANU Public Law Conference, sponsored by the Centre for International and Public Law, is returning in 2023 after a pandemic hiatus with the theme, Integrity and Innovation: Public Law in the 2020s.

The ANU Public Law Conference is one of Australia's pre-eminent public law conferences, attracting leading public law jurists, commentators, and practitioners. This year's conference will examine the most pressing contemporary developments in public law including federal administrative review, Robodebt and the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC). Themes of integrity and accountability run throughout the conference as we ask: What must change, and what is simply more of what has come before?

The ANU Public Law Conference is fully catered and registration includes food trucks and refreshments at the conclusion of the conference.

View draft conference program

Speakers include:

• Professor Gabrielle Appleby (UNSW)
• Dr Lynsey Blayden (University of Sydney)
• Professor AJ Brown (Griffith)
• Professor Terry Carney (University of Sydney)
• Professor Matthew Groves (Deakin)
• Professor Vivien Holmes (ANU)
• Rebekah O'Meagher (NACC)
• Kieran Pender (ANU)
• Joshua Thomson SC (Solicitor-General of WA)

Registration

Registration options are below for academics, professionals, and students, as well as early-bird rates:

• Early bird academic ($225) - available until 8 Sep
• Early bird professional ($300)- available until 8 Sep
• Academic: full rate ($275)
• Professional: full rate ($350)
• Student ($35)