Welcome to the GV Journal

Menzies Leadership Foundation Fellow, Elina, explores the case for implementing binding recommendations within the Office for Youth's Youth Advisory Groups.

Luiza Dorfman Knijnik explores her relationship with multilateralism

Global Voices Fellow, Tiarna Williams, explores embedding free, prior and informed consent within Australia's Native Title Act

Mia Wegener, University of Melbourne AI for Good Fellow, explores targeted regulation of AI in the financial sector

Freya Phillips National Scholar and Y20 Fellow, Kira, explores ways to improve Australia's protection of stateless people

AgriFutures Australia Fellow, Roisin Sullivan explores the impact of climate change on the aquaculture industry.

Curtin University Fellow, Giovanna Bongiorno, explores extending the reach of the NCCPA to bring pawnbroking within the federal credit framework,

AgriFutures Australia Fellow, Paris Capell explores biodiversity certificates to increase market confidence in the Nature Repair Market

Freya Philips Fellow, Kaiyin, investigates the importance of sufficient skills and labour capacity in meeting Australia's clean energy targets.

Global Voices COP30 Fellow, Pearl, Explores Urgent Sea Urchin Management Reform to Restore Kelp Forests in Victoria

AgriFutures Fellow, Lucinda, explore methods of safeguarding topsoil by introducing a National Argoecology Soil Health Certification.

Dinethi Manatunge reflects on the 2025 IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings, exploring creative destruction, economic resilience, and how crisis-driven transformation can build more inclusive and sustainable prosperity.

Tameea reflects on the 2025 IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings, exploring how trust underpins global finance, emerging technologies, investment flows, and the legitimacy of multilateral institutions.

Clare Lagan reflects on COP30 in Belém, examining civil society protests, Indigenous exclusion, fossil fuel influence, and emerging global momentum toward a just transition away from coal, oil and gas.

Pearl Mitchell reflects on attending COP30 as a marine scientist, exploring Indigenous leadership, youth disruption, and how science, community pressure, and shared responsibility shape more inclusive global climate action.

Elannah Young reflects on overcoming imposter syndrome through the World Food Forum, highlighting the power of youth leadership, Global Voices, and empowering young people to drive agrifood systems change now.

Indigo and Elly talk about leadership transitions, the polycrisis and taking the "long way" into international relations via seasonal firefighting and Russian fishing trawlers.

AgriFutures Fellow, Jasmine, explores how targeted tax incentives and planning reforms can reduce food deserts in Victoria.

University of Melbourne Fellow, Sydney Rice, Explores how expanding tax incentives for sustainability reporting can help small and medium-sized enterprises remain competitive in low-carbon corporate value chains.

The case for multilateralism when it all seems to be going wrong