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Despite an array of challenges presented in the global pandemic during 2020, Australia’s agribusiness sector continues to grow with key trends making it a practice to keep an eye on.

The NSW is set to amend concealment laws to allow victims to access support without fearing their counsellor will have to report to the police or face criminal prosecution.

A five-year deal has been agreed to whereby CleanCo will provide BHP with electricity from renewable sources for the latter’s coal mines in Queensland.

Lodging reports anonymously and/or as a bystander can help eliminate sexual harassment, discrimination or workplace bullying in Australia’s legal profession, writes Penny Thew.

Make no mistake: if hospitals listened to family members of patients seeking treatment for mental illness lives would be saved, writes Daniel Opare.

The Morrison government has reappointed 16 tribunal members for the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.

The new proposed Aboriginal cultural heritage laws can signal a “shift in the goalposts” to better protect Australia’s historic sites.

By this time next year, a report has estimated that the briefs given to female barristers are 1.6 times more likely to be handed to a junior rather than a senior.

As part of the yearlong partnership between a Sydney law school and a national firm, a prominent litigation specialist has been offered a new, adjunct role.

The University of Queensland’s School of Law has welcomed a new director to its Pro Bono Centre who hopes to build on the school’s reputation for providing legal services.