The latest developments in law reform & advocacy: May 2026

Our Committees discuss AI in legal proceedings, major planning reforms, identity protections for children, supported decision‑making and more.

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The latest developments in law reform & advocacy: April 2026

Should long service leave be nationally uniform? Is a will different from a testamentary trust? What is ‘child-related work’? Our committees answer these and more.

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The new standard form contract for sale and purchase of land: everything you need to know

An expert breakdown of the amendments to NSW’s standard form contract, and the case law and legislation that has led to it.

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The latest developments in law reform & advocacy: March 2026

Should slogans be banned? Should hate groups be designated? Should surrogacy be nationally regulated? The Law Society’s various committees weigh in.

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The latest developments in law reform & advocacy: August 2025

Our various committees discuss legal issues, including use of AI in the Federal Court, the controversial Workers Compensation Amendment Bill 2025, and more.

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The latest developments in law reform & advocacy: February 2025

Our committees discuss automated decision-making in government and recent national security legislation, amongst other things.

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Five ingredients: the recipe for a Human Rights Act

Despite much advocacy, human rights legislation has eluded NSW. What would it take for it to get over the line?

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The latest developments in law reform & advocacy: August 2024

Our Policy and Practice team summarise their advocacy work on the Crimes, Roads and Online Safety Acts, new climate change legislation and much more.

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Is the new Administrative Review Tribunal ‘match fit’ for the next test?

Terry Carney, a former member of the AAT who considered early robodebt decisions and advocated for reform, delivers his prognosis on the new ART.

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