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An Aboriginal Legal Services lawyer charged with the alleged 3D printing of a firearm had his practising certificate suspended.

A new class action will target Torrens University over alleged underpayment of casual academics, potentially covering more than 1,000 staff.

Two Australia-based legal services charities will merge, helping people access free legal support when they need it most.

Australia’s jurors continue to face the difficult task of weighing complex evidence, following strict rules and deliberating confidentially before reaching a verdict, a new UNSW report has highlighted.

A self-professed expert in migration law has been handed a personal costs order for his courtroom conduct, including the inappropriate use of generative artificial intelligence.

A former justice of the High Court of Australia has passed away, with several legal bodies commemorating his service to the profession.

Attorney-General Dr Tony Buti has appointed a new judge to the District Court of Western Australia.

Further to the Federal Court’s landmark compensation ruling earlier this year, Fortescue Mining has joined the Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation and the state of Western Australia in launching its own appeal against the decision.

The Federal Court has cleared the way for an Australian Defence Force class action that alleged systemic sex discrimination and sexual harassment against female members.

A Sydney lawyer who falsified a document to secure a $150 million bank loan had her practising certificate cancelled.