Cut off and running dry: the two crises converging on the Central West
How two crises converging on the Central West are pushing communities and businesses to breaking point — and why the rest of NSW should pay…
By Henry Ea - 11 min read
Making history in the High Court
The High Court of Australia has a majority of women justices for the first time. Here’s why that matters.
By Kcasey McLoughlin - 5 min read
Crikey defamation lawsuit tests new public interest defence
Lachlan Murdoch’s defamation lawsuit against news site Crikey will be the first test of Australia’s new public interest defence.
By Floyd Alexander Hunt - 4 min read
How quiet quitting is taking hold in law
The demands of the profession make lawyers particularly susceptible to the social media-driven phenomenon.
By Angela Tufvesson - 7 min read
Why everyone should future-proof access to their data
Good password habits are like most habits: hard to form, easy to break. Everyone has their own unique formula to access countless applications and programs…
By Keely McDonough - 9 min read
Personal circumstances matter in employee vaccine refusal
In recent months two Australian workers have won unfair dismissal cases after being sacked for not complying with their employers’ vaccination orders
By Giuseppe Carabetta - 4 min read
Expat expertise
Why working overseas is a rite of passage for many Australian lawyers.
By Angela Tufvesson - 8 min read
Fictional lawyers who entertain and inspire
When it comes to the fictional lawyers who entertain, inspire, surprise or shock Australian legal professionals, it’s a mix that spans decades and nationalities.
By Cat Woods - 8 min read
Can we get to an affirmative 91.4 percent again?
Constitutional reform that can erase all, or even part of the historical damage of colonialism will not be achieved in one fell swoop.
By Professor Asmi Wood - 18 min read