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Tackling wellbeing concerns needs to start at the top

Alleviating mental health concerns and opening up honest dialogue should start at the top, according to a recent law wellbeing and mental health report.

29 July 2019
By Naomi Neilson
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Ex-Billabong boss struck off as lawyer

Billabong’s former CEO Matthew Perrin has been removed from the roll of legal practitioners in Queensland following an application brought by the Legal Services Commissioner.

30 July 2019
By Emma Musgrave
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LCA partners with ATO to develop ‘balanced’ LPP protocol

The Law Council of Australia and the Australian Tax Office have confirmed they are working together to develop a new protocol tackling legal professional privilege claims.

30 July 2019
By Emma Musgrave
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‘Cyber security is not just the IT guy’s problem’

The head of the International Cyber Policy Centre has dispelled the idea that cyber security should be left in the hands of a business’ IT department, saying everyone has a role to play in ensuring it’s properly safeguarded.

30 July 2019
By Emma Musgrave
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Moore Stephens Australia launches legal arm

Mid-tier accounting firm Moore Stephens Australia has confirmed it has rolled out a new legal services division.

29 July 2019
By Emma Musgrave
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Students propose winning solutions to combat legal challenges

Teams of university students have been recognised for their work in solving two challenges set by the Supreme Court of NSW and the Law Society of NSW.

29 July 2019
By Emma Musgrave
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Faruk Orman: ‘No one knew the extent of the damage’ caused by Gobbo, Victoria Police

Faruk Orman has issued a statement following his murder conviction being overturned due to a “substantial miscarriage of justice” caused by former barrister Nicola Gobbo and the Victoria Police in the case against him.

29 July 2019
By Emma Musgrave
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Lawyer X royal commission to resume on Tuesday

The fifth round of public hearings for the Royal Commission into the Management of Police Informants will recommence on Tuesday, with several Victoria Police members called to the witness box.

29 July 2019
By Emma Musgrave
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LCA calls for TEO Bill to return to Senate

National security could be at stake if the Senate does not put the Temporary Exclusion Order (TEO) Bill back to a parliamentary committee, said the Law Council of Australia.

29 July 2019
By Naomi Neilson
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RACS urges greater protection of asylum seeker children

Refugee Advice and Casework Service (RACS) has called for an independent guardian to be assigned to unaccompanied children seeking protection in Australia.

29 July 2019
By Emma Musgrave