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.
From resilience to integrity, Chief Justice Helen Bowskill shares ten powerful lessons - reminding the next generation of lawyers that studying law is not just about a career, but a commitment to justice, character, and purpose.
Read more about 10 Lessons for New Law Students“Globalisation Disrupted: Competing Futures in a Multipolar World” launched at Bond Brisbane CBD. This timely book explores how globalisation is being reshaped by geopolitical rivalry, trade, and Australia’s role as a middle power.
Read more about Globalisation Disrupted: Reflections from the Bond Brisbane Book LaunchThe Strait of Hormuz carries more than oil. Critical global helium supplies—essential for MRI machines, advanced technology, and research—also pass through this narrow chokepoint, making any disruption a serious risk to health and innovation.
Read more about Helium, Hormuz, and Hospitals: The Hidden Geopolitics of Medical GasTensions 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.
Read more about From the Strait of Hormuz to Australia’s Petrol Pumps: Why Gulf Tensions Matter for the Energy Transition