Video recording by Professor John Kane

Video recording by Professor Graeme Orr

This video presentation "Parliament at a time of virus" by Dr Stephen Mills builds upon an opinion piece '"Where no counsel is, the people fall": why parliaments should keep functioning during the coronavirus crisis'  published in The Conversation.

This video presentation "Government Accountability and Virtual Parliaments" by Professor Anne Twomey builds upon an opinion piece 'A virtual Australian parliament is possible – and may be needed – during the coronavirus pandemic' published in The Conversation.

* This is a transcript of a speech presented by Professor Graeme Orr at the 2017 ERRN Biennial Workshop held at the University of Western Australia Club in Perth in November 2017.

The ERRN has a new collaboration with the McDougall Trust, a UK-based independent charity promoting public understanding of electoral democracy.

Dr Anthony Ware on 'Monitoring and Analysis of Myanmar's 2015 Election Processes and Result': public lecture for the Electoral Regulation Research Network.

The ERRN Governance Board has awarded grants to two projects.

ERRN Research Collaboration Initiative is now seeking expressions of interest for projects to be funded in 2016 - 2017.