Is it constitutional to keep state borders closed?
As Australia’s COVID-19 vaccination rate edges closer to 80 per cent, how long can states keep their borders shut, legally?
The tipping point: Are vaccine passports our ticket to ride?
A ticket to freedom or a rubber-stamped restriction of our rights? As the debate rages about mandating vaccinations or incentivising those who get the jab…
Protesting a pandemic: do we have a legal right?
When freedom of movement puts free healthcare at risk, and democratic rights clash with human rights – what comes first?
Life in lockdown 2.0
How are you staying connected while working from home in lockdown? LSJ asked readers to send in their tips and photos from the past few…
Wide open spaces
The city lawyers opting for a COVID-change to the country.
Insurers feel the heat as COVID-19 test cases mount
A look at the insurance landscape as COVID-19 business interruption cases begin to mount in the courts.
The bounce back
As the world continues to grapple with the fallout from COVID-19, many of the state’s small law firms have been quietly booming.
Great expectations, deflated outcomes: the reality for law graduates during COVID-19
COVID-19 has dramatically affected the graduate experience for young lawyers, but what does it mean for their future?
Update on recent changes to insolvency law
An essential overview of the national insolvency reforms designed to tackle the economic impact of Covid-19.
Family Court’s COVID-19 priority list to continue through Christmas and beyond
The Family Court and Federal Circuit Court will continue to fast-track urgent family law matters under the COVID-19 list system implemented in April.