Kim Rubenstein joined Leon Delaney on ‘Canberra Live’ 2CC Radio Canberra to discuss the plans for new statues for Enid Lyons and Dorothy Tangney.

Professor Kim Rubenstein joined Adam Shirley on ‘Mornings’ ABC Radio Canberra to discuss the creation of the Kim For Canberra party to facilitate her run for the Senate (for the ACT) at the next federal election.

Kim Rubenstein joined Anna Vidot on Drive ABC Radio Canberra to discuss the new restrictions placed upon Australians wishing to leave the country.

Kim Rubenstein joined Tom Oriti on ABC News Radio Breakfast to discuss the report of more than 50 Australians who have died of Covid while abroad.

More Senators could fill the need for ACT’s lacking political representation.

Leon Delaney speaks to Professor in the Faculty of Business, Government and Law and Co-Director of the 50/50 by 2030 Foundation at the University of Canberra, Kim Rubenstein, about what changes would better the ACT’s political representation.

Kim Rubenstein joined Anna Vidot on ‘Drive’ ABC Radio Canberra to discuss the report of the foster review of the parliamentary workplace.

Professor Kim Rubenstein joined mornings with Adam Shirley on ABC Radio Canberra to discuss the Government’s tender for an hour of optional sexual harassment training.

Elite Sydney men’s club vote against female members

By Patricia Karvelas on RN Drive

Kim Rubenstein joined Dan Bourchier on Breakfast ABC Radio Canberra to discuss the upcoming #EqualsNow Symposium by the 50/50 by 2030 Foundation at University of Canberra.

Kim Rubenstein joined Rafael Epstein on ‘Drive’ ABC Radio Melbourne to discuss the balancing the rights of Australian citizens at home and abroad.

Kim Rubenstein joined Adam Shirley on ‘Mornings’ ABC Radio Canberra to discuss the India travel ban.

Kim Rubenstein joined Josh Szepps on ‘Afternoons’ ABC Radio Sydney to discuss the UN Human Rights committee's interim measure directing Australia to facilitate and ensure the prompt return to Australia of the applicants while the case was pending.

Can the Federal Government legally stop Australians from returning home?

Featured: Kim Rubenstein, Professor of constitutional and citizenship law, University of Canberra

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has once again put the issue of a republic on the agenda, suggesting that a plebiscite could test public support for a popularly elected head of state. One constitutional expert says the move could overcome the political obstacles that scuttled the republican movement in the 1999 referendum.

Featured: Kim Rubenstein, professor, ANU Law School, Australian National University

Michael Pachi talks to citizenship expert Professor Kim Rubenstein from the Law school at ANU.

‘Sunday Roundtable’

By Tom Switzer on Sunday Extra

Changes to the citizenship test and new powers for the immigration minister - are they fair and necessary to keep Australia safe?

Tougher citizenship requirements to be introduced this week.

Guests - Professor Kim Rubenstein, Expert in citizenship law at the Australian National University's college of law.

Tony Abbott taken to task by citizenship law expert over 'benefit of the doubt' remark -

Citizenship law expert Kim Rubenstein has questioned the Prime Minister's claims that Australian authorities have too generously given potential terrorists the "benefit of the doubt" in citizenship and residency decisions. Tony Abbott made the comments in a video message on Sunday where he foreshadowed what he is pitching as a major national security statement next week.

Kim Rubenstein joined Alan Jones on Sydney Breakfast Radio 2GB to discuss issues surrounding dual citizenship in Australia.