The case that changed me – Christopher Daniels
Christopher Daniels has been a solicitor for Legal Aid since 2015, specialising in youth justice. He has worked in a number of areas including civil…
By Floyd Alexander-Hunt - 2 min read
Can we come home now? Temporary Exclusion Orders Act raises serious constitutional concerns
PROFESSOR HELEN IRVING considers the prospect of a High Court challenge to the latest controversial counter terrorism laws.
By Helen Irving - 8 min read
A splendid mix
Lawyer James Stewart says there’s nothing better than a classic dry gin, with good quality tonic and a hint of citrus. He tells us how his…
By Kirrily Schwarz - 4 min read
When people aren’t prepared to call out the big things like harassment and bullying
Why is it so easy to call people out on small things – like where to save a document – and not be prepared to…
By Anna Hinder - 2 min read
The Truth Hurts
Boe. Burma Born. Bright Boy. Brisbane Bred. Buranda Bellringer. Bold Barrister. Brave Book. The Truth Hurts reveals Andrew Boe’s philosophical development as a lawyer and contemporary thinker. …
By Talitha Fishburn - 2 min read
The Fatal Lure of Politics: The Life and Thought of Vere Gordon Childe
This historian’s radical portrayal showcases the two lives of Vere Gordon Childe – himself a radical archaeologist-Marxist political activist and perhaps one of Australia’s greatest…
By Brian Dale - 1 min readPartner Content
- 01 Criminalising coercion
- 02 Chief Justice turns ‘vlogger’ in historic admission speech
- 03 Two women registrars join Family and Federal Courts
- 04 A new duty of care: Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020
- 05 Lunch with Annabel Crabb
- 06 Homicide and causation: The High Court decision in Swan v The Queen
- 07 NSW Government sets residential developers in its sights
- 08 NSW duty and land tax surcharges to impact discretionary trusts
- 09 World’s defamation capital no more? NSW passes reforms
- 10 The lure of the law: should catfishing be a crime?