Bruce Lehrmann loses defamation appeal
Bruce Lehrmann loses defamation appeal over Network Ten and Lisa Wilkinson case after court upholds ruling on Brittany Higgins allegations.
Six new judges have been appointed to the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia
The Commonwealth Attorney General has announced six new appointments to the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.
Tens of thousands of people march across Harbour Bridge in pro-Palestinian protest
Pouring rain and bad weather did not stop tens of thousands of people from marching across the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday.
Sovereign citizens and the law: the impact of pseudo law on the legal system
Although pseudo law has existed for decades, the pandemic exacerbated its prevalence. How does the movement impact judges, courts and the administration of justice?
New eviction laws criticised by renters’ advocates
After being congratulated by renters’ advocates for ending no-grounds eviction in NSW, the state government quietly changed the law, which many consider a step backwards…
Does attending the 2025 Golden Gavel count as CPD?
Six finalists battled the cold early start and each other to see who will take out the top prize at the 2025 Golden Gavel.
Impact of technology on legal practice: a family law perspective
Susan Warda, parter at Mills Oakley, will be joining a panel discussion with esteemed family law experts at the 2025 Specialist Accreditation Conference to discuss…
How lawyers can help draw attention to elder abuse ahead of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Lawyers play a pivotal role in identifying elder abuse and advising on possible remedies. There are other ways lawyers can raise awareness of elder abuse.
The new privacy tort’s contentious exemption: the ‘character of news’
Can gossip be news? Explore how Australia’s new privacy tort challenges media freedoms and redefines journalism in the age of celebrity and digital storytelling.
Workers Compensation Exposure Draft exposes need for further consultation
An inquiry was formed on 9 May 2025 to inquire into and report on proposed amendments to liability and entitlements for psychological injury in New…
Katie Perry v Katy Perry trade mark saga heads to the High Court
The High Court will hear an appeal by an Australian fashion designer over her trade mark ‘Katie Perry.” This is the latest development in a…