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Politicians have scapegoated immigration for decades. It’s time to flip the script

For decades now, public discourse about refugees and immigrants has become increasingly fractured, ugly and untrue.

By Jane McAdam 02.09.25 - 4 min read

Why are police a target for sovereign citizen violence?

As the tragic events evolve in Porepunkah, northeast Victoria, media outlets have reported the alleged shooter, Dezi Freeman, is known to be a “sovereign citizen”.

By Emma Shakespeare, Keiran Hardy and Kristina Murphy 28.08.25 - 5 min read

AI chatbots and human rights: Legal challenges and the path to reform

Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots, like ChatGPT, are increasingly weaving themselves into our daily lives, but Australia is dangerously behind in recognising the significant risks that…

By Lorraine Finlay 27.08.25 - 7 min read

Hot topic

Politicians have scapegoated immigration for decades. It’s time to flip the script

For decades now, public discourse about refugees and immigrants has become increasingly fractured, ugly and untrue.

By Jane McAdam 02.09.25 - 4 min read
  • Why are police a target for sovereign citizen violence?

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Just Chat: James d’Apice

20.08.25

Gravamen Principal Lawyer, and ‘Coffee and a case note’ podcast host, James d’Apice, comes to our studio to talk about the challenges in setting up his firm, how he used social media for good, and the other Australian law-based podcasts he can’t live without.

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