Australian Kate Gibson shares what life is like working as a barrister on the international stage and explains why achieving justice under intense pol...
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Lawyers Weekly speaks with the First Secretary for the Australian Embassy in Afghanistan and Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) Assistant ...
The author of New York Times bestseller Pachinko, speaks with Lawyers Weekly about how she quit law more than 20 years ago to step out on a creative j...
A new university course for Canadian law students that teaches best practices for media interaction needs to be introduced in Australia, according to ...
Lawyers who are concerned about being superseded by robots should not lose sight of the fact that the human element will always be an essential part...
Building a business that designs and manufacturers pocket squares for men has become a welcome vocational outlet for one Melbourne-based law student.
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