The grit of Paralympic gold medallist and lawyer Annabelle Williams
Since 2008, Annabelle Williams has been a competitor, a lawyer, and now a commentator at the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
By Cat Woods - 6 min read
Watching you work at home: The rise of employee surveillance
Hybrid working brings challenges for employees as managers navigate how best to monitor their staff members’ output. The result is a proliferation of technologies aimed…
By Danielle Kutchel - 10 min read
Embracing Opportunities: A Conversation with Georgia Schulberg
Few people find their calling in their final year of high school, but for Georgia Schulberg, a conversation with a family friend over dinner would…
By Henry Ea - 6 min read
Chloe Taylor On Designing a Career in Fashion Law
Fashion law, like many niche areas, can often exist without public awareness until cases emerge that reveal the need for expert opinions.
By Cat Woods - 8 min read
Strong female lead
More women are at the helm of justice organisations than ever before, as the judiciary inches closer to historic majorities. While the numbers speak volumes…
By Keely McDonough - 20 min read
An easy leap: Legal education opens doors to careers outside the law
A legal career does not have to be linear, say three lawyers who are working simultaneously in the law and other fields.
By Ruby Kraner-Tucci - 8 min read
Final act: Starring on a different stage
Media lawyer Jake Blundell’s love for his career comes from his history as an actor and his love for the intellectual stimulation of the law
By Jennifer Cowley - 9 min read
NSWCCL: A bridge between activists and the legal profession
In celebration of the NSW Council for Civil Liberties’ 60th year, five solicitors recount their experiences in a video series published by the organisation.
By Henry Ea - 13 min read
Be your own kind of lawyer: The career insights of Zaahir Edries
Reaching his current position as principal legal counsel at TAFE NSW hasn’t been a linear path for Zaahir Edries. His choices have always been dominated…
By Donny Janks - 11 min read
A grey zone: Protections for the rights of child influencers
Child influencers are gaining commercial power through promoting brands and services on their own or their family’s social media channels, but regulation to protect their…
By Cat Woods - 10 min read
Sidelined too long: Calls to modernise the Disability Discrimination Act
Disability advocates want to see the Disability Discrimination Act – now more than 30 years old – brought into line with modern thinking about disability….
By Danielle Kutchel - 10 min read