‘One of the most bizarre judgments I have ever read’
In the words of the presiding Supreme Court judge, “the transcript must be seen to be believed”.
THE BAR • Mon, 06 Jun 2022
HRLC calls for new ministers to take action on Australian refugee policy
Newly appointed Minister for Home Affairs and Minister of Immigration, Clare O’Neil and Andrew Giles, have been met with pleas from the Human Rights Law Centre calling ...
POLITICS • Mon, 06 Jun 2022
Strip searches in children’s detention centres to end in Tasmania
The Tasmanian government has passed laws that will end routine strip searches of children in Tasmanian jails.
THE BAR • Mon, 06 Jun 2022
Pressure on NSW government to do more about Ice Inquiry
The Law Society of NSW are pushing for the NSW government to initiate the recommendations of the Ice Inquiry and employ a health-focused approach when tackling drug abuse ...
THE BAR • Mon, 06 Jun 2022
Australian Family Lawyers secures $10m loan facility
Listed national law firm Australian Family Lawyers has entered an agreement with NAB for a loan facility of $10 million to fund future acquisitions.
BIG LAW • Mon, 06 Jun 2022
Is it time for firms to publish wage data?
Following Julia Gillard’s recent comments about the reasonableness of revisiting Australia’s reporting requirements on wage reporting – and against the backdrop of the ...
BIG LAW • Sun, 05 Jun 2022
Leo Cussen launches Alumni Awards
PLT and CPD provider Leo Cussen Centre for Law has unveiled its inaugural Alumni Awards to mark its 50th anniversary.
BIG LAW • Sun, 05 Jun 2022
Hybrid cloud solutions help law firms weather economic crisis
Law firms that value what a hybrid solution delivers will weather an economic downturn better than those that don’t, writes Ignazio Ranno.
SME LAW • Sun, 05 Jun 2022
LegalVision advises software start-up on $20m capital raising round
3D digital twin software start-up Neara has been advised by LegalVision on its $20 million Series B capital raising round.
NEWLAW • Sun, 05 Jun 2022
