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Wrongful Convictions and post-appeal remedies in the UK: the case for a Criminal Case Review Commission in NSW

Does the pardoning of Kathleen Folbigg over the deaths of her four children demonstrate the need for an independent case review commission?

By Deborah White 30.09.25 - 8 min read

Expressing strong opinions can put your job at risk. Clearer laws would help

Within days of American conservative Charlie Kirk’s assassination, people posting on social media or commenting on his death – including TV host Jimmy Kimmel, teachers,…

By Giuseppe Carabetta 24.09.25 - 4 min read

Optus Triple Zero outage has left multiple people dead. A telecommunications expert explains what went wrong – and how to fix it

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By Mark A Gregory 22.09.25 - 4 min read

Hot topic

Wrongful Convictions and post-appeal remedies in the UK: the case for a Criminal Case Review Commission in NSW

Does the pardoning of Kathleen Folbigg over the deaths of her four children demonstrate the need for an independent case review commission?

By Deborah White 30.09.25 - 8 min read
  • Expressing strong opinions can put your job at risk. Clearer laws would help

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  • Optus Triple Zero outage has left multiple people dead. A telecommunications expert explains what went wrong – and how to fix it

    By Mark A Gregory 22.09.25 - 4 min read
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Brief Exchange – Joanne Sanders

22.09.25

In this episode, we chat with Joanne Sanders, a Juris Doctor student at UTS. A former executive manager at the ABC, Joanne chats about studying while working full-time and juggling competing priorities. A self-described theatre kid, Joanne impresses us with her rendition of Shakespeare.

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