The enviro-justice frontline: behind the scenes with NRAR

LSJ Online spoke to the leaders of the NRAR investigation and prosecution divisions about the powers they have and the role of their organisation in…

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‘Ensuring fairness and trust’: tackling insider trading

From tariffs to Truth Social posts, politics and policy have long had huge impact on market responses. But where do the legal obstacles come into…

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AML regulation looms over the profession

Late in 2024, the Australian Federal Parliament passed significant legislative changes that will extend anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regulations over legal services – as…

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The Pacific Legal Network celebrates 25 years in a unique position

With a broad reach and diverse membership, the Pacific Legal Network holds a special position in the international legal landscape.

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Pathways to pro bono

The Journal speaks with three solicitors about the importance of pro bono and why they believe lawyers should experience this part of our justice system.

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New app gives lawyers and consumers tools to kick off complaints

Hear Me Out, launched recently by NSW Attorney General Michael Daley, enables lawyers and consumers to access AI-powered tools to ascertain where and how to…

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The future of Magnitsky laws

Will the achievements of the Global Magnitsky Act be diluted by a new world order?

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Out of the shadows: Lawyers on the front line against elder abuse

Silently pervasive and often difficult to detect, elder abuse is a hidden shame, affecting some of the nation’s most vulnerable people. How is the legal…

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A change in adoption practice: the appointment of lawyers for children

Until recently, children have rarely been represented in adoption proceedings. Earlier this month, the Supreme Court of NSW reissued a practice note which places a greater…

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Chevron’s pursuit of US lawyer Steven Donziger

The case against the US lawyer raises broader questions about SLAPPs, both in Australia and abroad.

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