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Victoria receives $23.1m boost for court recovery
Victorian courts and family violence services have received a large investment that will assist the justice system with its recovery post-COVID.
BIG LAW • Mon, 14 Dec 2020
Steering clear of Lawyer X: A lesson in what not to do (or how to get out of it)
From how they conduct themselves personally to the culture they choose to work in, there are many red flags out there that could land lawyers in real, ethical trouble ...
NEWLAW • Mon, 14 Dec 2020
Students commit to bettering Indigenous experiences with competition win
Inspired by the many Australians who took part in the Black Lives Matter movement in solidarity with protestors across the globe, the Australian National University ...
NEWLAW • Mon, 14 Dec 2020
Climate change protests inspire world-first law degree
The hundreds of thousands of law students who protested to demand action on climate change over the last few years have inspired one Queensland university to design a ...
NEWLAW • Mon, 14 Dec 2020
Firm launches Indigenous student scholarship in Newcastle
Law firm Moray & Agnew Newcastle has partnered with the local university to provide scholarships in law for Indigenous students.
NEWLAW • Mon, 14 Dec 2020
Top 10: Protégé brings students the top stories of the fortnight
Protégé breaks down the biggest highlights in the profession that law students should know about, from award winners through to surprising research results.
NEWLAW • Mon, 14 Dec 2020
Judges should be reinstated to authorise ASIO powers, LCA says
Australia’s premier legal body has urged Parliament to consider reinstating the crucial, secure role that judges play in authorising ASIO’s extraordinary questioning ...
BIG LAW • Sun, 13 Dec 2020
Complaints about Victorian lawyers drop by 28%, VLSB+C reveals
Although it is unclear how much COVID-19 played a part, complaints against Victoria’s lawyers dropped by 28 per cent. Its significant decrease was part of the Legal ...
BIG LAW • Sun, 13 Dec 2020
Barrister acquitted of murdering wife loses argument to have judge disqualified
A barrister and former Crown prosecutor who was accused of murdering his wife, failed to sue the state successfully for defamation and was struck from the roll of ...
BIG LAW • Thu, 10 Dec 2020