Anne Macduff is a Senior Lecturer at the ANU College of Law, specializing in examining how law devalues differences through critical, feminist, postcolonial, and queer theories. Her research delves into law and identity aspects like race, gender, and sexuality. Her PhD thesis critiques the neutrality and inclusivity of Australian citizenship law, suggesting it constructs a racialized and gendered citizen. Anne extends her critical analysis to tenancy, public, and family law, and investigates how legal education overlooks diversity, contributing publications on critical thinking, reflection, portfolios, and student workload.