Griffith Review

Dr Natasha Cica is the founding Director of Kapacity.org.

Ashley Hay is an essayist and novelist based in Brisbane. Her most recent novel is A Hundred Small Lessons. She is the editor of Griffith Review.

Rachel A. Ankeny is professor of history and philosophy, Deputy Dean Research in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Adelaide and honorary visiting professor in the College of Social Science and International Studies (Philosophy) at the University of Exeter. She convenes the Food Values Research Group and the Public Engagement in Science and Technology Adelaide (PESTA), and co-founded the International Society for Philosophy of Science in Practice. 

Anne Tiernan is Dean of Engagement for the Griffith Business School, Griffith University, and chair of the Queensland Independent Remuneration Tribunal. Her books include Lessons in Governing: A Profile of Prime Ministers’ Chiefs of Staff and The Gatekeepers: Lessons from Prime Ministers’ Chiefs of Staff, both with RAW Rhodes (Melbourne University Press, 2014); Learning to be a Minister: Heroic Expectations, Practical Realities, with Patrick Weller (Melbourne University Press, 2010); and Power Without Responsibility: Ministerial Staffers in Australian Governments from Whitlam to Howard (UNSW Press, 2007).

Danielle Wood is the budget policy and institutional reform program director at Grattan Institute. She has extensive experience advising on economic policy issues. She is the president of the Economic Society of Australia and Chair of the Women in Economics Network.