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The Bar • 22 April 2024
Prison doesn’t work: A case study from the country of its birth
Despite their ubiquity across much of the world, all reputable studies, including my own, show that penitentiaries crush and...
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Politics • 19 April 2024
Dreyfus: ‘There is a crisis of male violence in Australia’
Australia’s Attorney-General has slammed the “scourge on our society” that is male violence, in remarks earlier today...
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Politics • 18 April 2024
Law reform needed to address proliferation of doxxing
In an age where doxxing is becoming more commonplace, a statutory tort for serious invasion of privacy may be essential to...
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Politics • 11 April 2024
A 10-point test for fair anti-discrimination law reform
We have a truly once-in-a-generation opportunity to reform Commonwealth anti-discrimination laws for the benefit of everyone,...
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In the face of our latest moral panic and its likely impact on the law, certain norms are worth remembering, writes Dr...
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Two open letters have been penned to NSW Premier Chris Minns following the Labor government’s proposed reforms to bail...
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Workplace psychological abuse is an epidemic that infects our workplaces at great cost to individuals, organisations,...
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Recent changes to workplace law offer a unique chance for businesses to gain some momentum and turn it into a business...
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Here, we unpack the role of legislation in driving decarbonisation and the critical minerals economy in Australia and...
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The recently introduced Duty of Care Bill aims to create “a fair and more sustainable future” for current children...
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A franchisor licensing regime could be introduced in 2025. It is essential to unpack the implication of such change for...
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A legal academic recently undertook research to answer the all-important question of whether artificial intelligence is...
Read MoreThe recent introduction of the positive duty requirement under section 47C of the Sex Discrimination Act 1984, though...
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A proposal by the South Australian government to lock up repeat child sex offenders “forever” has been slammed by...
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