Online justice: The way of the future?
For many people across the world, it is easier to find an internet connection than a lawyer. Could online courts revolutionise justice in 2020? Or…
By Richard Susskind - 4 min read
A new era for education
The skills lawyers need are evolving as our world grows more technical. So legal education must also change.
By Professor George Williams - 4 min read
Making our targets sweat
The Hon GABRIELLE UPTON MP was NSW’s first female Attorney General and held the portfolio from 2015-17. She argues that we owe it to the…
By The Hon Gabrielle Upton MP - 3 min read
The right medicine
Could treating impulsivity in repeat violent offenders be part of the solution to violent crime in Australia?
By Tony Butler and Lee Knight - 4 min read
I, the awful Aboriginal
Sydney lawyer Trent Wallace often has to prove his Aboriginality. It can be frustrating and heart-breaking.
By Trent Wallace - 3 min read
World-first legal battle hopes to save a culture
A group of Torres Strait Islanders is filing a human rights complaint against the Australian Government. They say a lack of action on climate change…
By Kirrily Schwarz - 5 min read
Is Australia next in line for an opioid class action?
The US opioid epidemic has been described as the worst drug crisis in American history. Is Australia at risk of a similar disaster?
By Kate Allman - 5 min read
Year 101: What next for women in law?
It is 101 years since Australian women won the right to practise law in NSW, but barriers to gender equality remain.
By Scarlet Reid - 4 min read
Failing the next generation
Kids in Australia feel invisible, irrelevant and worthless, a new report has found. And now the UN knows about it.
By Melissa Coade - 4 min read