The shifting sands of employment law
Just as society has evolved, along with the very nature of work, so too have our workplace laws.
By Wendy Yang - 20 min read
In conversation with ChatGPT
Profile of an AI Chatbot. Experts weigh in on the concerns and benefits of Artificial Intelligence, and ChatGPT is invited to answer the comments itself.
By Francisco Silva and Floyd Alexander-Hunt - 22 min read
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Family matters: 50 years of the Family Law Act
By Wendy Yang - 21 min readOne of the most important pieces of legislation under the Whitlam government, it came at a time of great change in the legal and political…
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The dangers lurking inside dating apps
By Cat Woods - 7 min readIn Australia and internationally, dating apps like Grindr have been used for targeted attacks on the LGBTQI community.
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Luxury brands, labour exploitation and sham subcontractors
By Cat Woods - 7 min readAs more Italian luxury brands are revealed to be – supposedly unknowingly – including illegal factories in their supply chain, the Milan courts are under…
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Cryptocurrency and bitcoin: a changing regulatory environment
By Cat Woods - 7 min readWith the increasing popularity of cryptocurrency and crypto assets internationally, tax lawyers have to stay on top of reporting requirements on assets and transactions in…
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International ruling highlights Australia’s climate obligations to Pacific neighbours
By Ethan Hamilton - 7 min readA ruling in the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has highlighted Australia’s obligation to smaller nations affected by climate change and could open the country…
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The Epstein Files: where the law stands
By Cat Woods - 8 min readThe media has shown unbridled enthusiasm for covering a politically-charged tangle of conspiracy theories relating to Jeffrey Epstein. What does the law say about what…
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Could Australian legislation on drones be sharpened up?
By Cat Woods - 7 min readAmid global pressure to spend more on military defence and offence, an Australian drone and counter-drone maker has expanded its business to Asia and Europe.
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The battle over the Dalai Lama’s successor
By Cat Woods - 7 min readThe Tibetan Buddhist leader-in-exile, the Dalai Lama, recently told media he intended to live to 130 years of age.
How to enjoy your free time
It might seem like an optional extra when you’re pursuing a legal career, but free time can be the difference between health and illness.
By Angela Tufvesson - 5 min read
‘A strong believer in local government’: remembering Bill Henningham
William Arthur (Bill) Henningham PSM LLB, solicitor and mediator, died at Lane Cove on 12 August 2025 after a long illness, aged 88.
By Ian Ellis-Jones - 8 min read
