Feature stories

The Fantastic Mr Dahl?

A recent decision to edit the works of Roald Dahl for a new generation has sparked criticism from other authors and household names. However, the…

Is the partnership model in decline?

The rise of incorporated legal practices and other proposed models of ownership are shaking up of the key foundations of the profession.

Dubbo Drug Court offers community new hope

Bell review puts in-house lawyers under the spotlight

The Bell review into Star Entertainment is a stark reminder for in-house lawyers that ethics must not be sacrificed to the interests of the corporation

Lost in Translation

Recommended national standards have been introduced to ensure that interpreters working in the court system are able to maintain the high quality of service that…

Can Australia’s housing crisis be solved?

Compared to the rest of the world, income inequality is not particularly high in Australia, nor is it getting much worse – until you include housing.

The benefits of taking a proper holiday

Got some annual leave accrued? Taking a proper end-of-year break will do wonders for your stress levels

Afghan women judges have ‘an ambiguous destiny’

Three of those women, who have sought asylum in Australia, share their stories.

Not all fun and games: the evolution of sports law

Injury, integrity, technology and TV deals are just some of the areas for a new generation of sports lawyers

People with disability in the legal industry: time for an attitudinal evolution

Attitude adjustment often requires an examination of internalised ableism