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Greg Carne is an Associate Professor in Constitutional Law, Human Rights, International Law and National Security Law at the University of New England's School of Law, where he chairs the Law Research Committee. He also holds an Adjunct Professor position at Curtin University. His qualifications include a BA LLB (Hons) from Monash, Postgraduate Diploma in Education from Melbourne, and PhD in Law from Australian National University.
His research focuses on:
- Constitutional law interpretation and reform
- International and domestic human rights frameworks
- National security legislation and counter-terrorism laws
- Parliamentary oversight of security agencies
He has published extensively in these areas, with recent work examining ministerial responsibility, security legislation processes, and constitutional interpretation challenges. His publications demonstrate consistent focus on improving legal frameworks through critical analysis of legislative processes.
Awards and recognitions:
- Vice Chancellor's Letter of Commendation (2024)
- Teaching Excellence Award Nomination (2017)
- Excellence in Teaching Faculty Award Nomination (2013)
- University Teaching Merit Certificates (2003, 2005)
He supervises higher degree research students in constitutional law, human rights, and national security law. His parliamentary submissions have contributed to national security legislation reviews and human rights framework development.
