The threat of far-right rises
A concerning trend in Europe sees far-right parties more influential. What is the role of the media in this, and can it threaten democracies from…
A concerning trend in Europe sees far-right parties more influential. What is the role of the media in this, and can it threaten democracies from…
Social media has become the new digital battleground as foreign actors try to improperly interfere in decision making processes and influence nations across the globe.
Social media is more popular than ever and its increasing use across society threatens to undermine public faith in the rule of law
Social media has made its way into every facet of our lives, and the legal profession is no exception.
Emojis are entering court cases more and more – but are Australian courts are properly equipped to interpret them?
The NSW Attorney-General calls upon the Law Reform Commission to assess whether a legal framework for accessing digital assets is needed.
After a successful career as an accountant and lawyer, Kerryn Carter found true joy with saws and jigs
From surrogacy to DNA parentage testing and social media uses and abuses, family law is evolving far more slowly than the make-up of modern parenting…
New media is affecting the practice of law in many ways, from social media pages being tendered as evidence to live posting from court. By…
Australian courts need to establish when a social media contact should be recognised as an actual or prospective client, subject to protection as confidential information…
Recent decisions relating to ‘off the clock’ use of social media serve as a warning to employees about possible repercussions in the workplace. By ALEXANDRA…
Social justice advocate Mariam Zamiri Veiszadeh uses social media to fight Islamophobia. She talks about how September 11 changed her life – and why she…
Lawyers should be careful to ensure that their social media usage does not breach their professional obligations. By LUCY WILLIAMS and JULIA CLEMENTE.