A matter of democracy

Three new Australian laws seriously undermine media freedom.

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Well below 2˚- Paris Agreement signals new direction in climate law

Martijn Wilder AM, head of Baker & Mackenzie’s Global Environmental Markets practice, experienced first-hand how things played out at the historic Paris Climate Change Summit….

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Frequent Flyers

Fancy taking your legal skills overseas? Five lawyers working offshore tell how their careers are evolving away from Australian shores.

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Remembering Katrina

A year since the death of Sydney barrister Katrina Dawson, her family has been overwhelmed by support from the legal profession.

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Women in prison: the hidden story

The number of women in NSW prisons has quadrupled since 1982, growing at twice the rate of men.

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Wanting to do justice

More than 500 lawyers in NSW do voluntary work for the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) – primarily for their Homeless Persons’ Legal Service –…

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View from the top

Managing some of the country’s largest law firms comes with many challenges and requires leaders at the top of their game.

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A woman of influence

Jennifer Robinson, legal adviser to Julian Assange and the United Liberation Movement for West Papua, is Director of Legal Advocacy for the Bertha Foundation where…

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Ice age

As use of the recreational drug known as “ice”grows across Australia, so do the risks for lawyers and society at large.

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Magna Carta: 800 years young

As we celebrate 800 years of Magna Carta, it’s timely to reflect on the bloodshed and tyranny behind its creation and the reasons for its…

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