Anna Wolf is a First-year-PhD Candidate at School of Law and Criminology, Murdoch University, Perth, currently staying as a visiting researcher at Eurac, Institute for Comparative Federalism. She holds a law degree from Innsbruck University, has completed traineeships at the Permanent Representation of Austria to the Council of Europe, as well as at the Delegation of the European Union to the Council of Europe, and worked as a journalist. In her PhD, she explores the protection of Indigenous language rights in Australian law, from a comparative perspective, including a focus study of the Noongar settlement in Western Australia.