‘Genuine reform’ of National Redress Scheme needed, say lawyers

A report by the national audit office has deemed that the administration of the National Redress Scheme for survivors is only ‘partly effective’.

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Why it’s time to embrace the trust account

There’s a perception that trust accounting is overly complicated, time consuming or simply ‘not worth the hassle’.

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Where credit is due: Karen Cox and protecting people’s financial rights

For decades, Karen Cox has been a fierce advocate for people living on the margins. After 25 years with the Financial Rights Legal Centre, she’ll…

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Meet the Specialist: Tim McDonald

LSJ Online asks Accredited Specialists why they embarked on the program and their advice to others who are considering applying. This month we speak to…

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Film review: Nuremberg, Eternity

An impressive cast can’t make Nuremberg feel a bit outdated, and Eternity is an enjoyable witty afterlife romance.

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