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The Integration I Didn't Have to Build
How MCP is quietly connecting the tools lawyers already
04 September 2026
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Fox and Thomas reinforces its Brisbane footprint
Just 12 months after opening its Brisbane office, Fox and Thomas has established a strong foothold in the city, driven...
03 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
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Intrepid Travel’s GC joins global executive team
The Melbourne-based general counsel for Intrepid Travel has been promoted to the new role of group GC and corporate...
01 September 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
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‘Everyone is so busy’: Why legal mentorship is becoming harder to access
The pace and pressures of modern legal practice are making meaningful mentorship harder for young lawyers to find,...
01 September 2026
By Matthew Taylor
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Consilio acquires icourts
Global tech-enabled legal services provider Consilio has acquired Australian e-discovery provider icourts,...
01 September 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
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Why being a legal expert is no longer enough for today’s GC
The days of the general counsel serving as a business’s legal gatekeeper are firmly behind us, with the general...
25 August 2026
By Grace Robbie
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In-house lawyers in 2030: Why trust and judgement matter more than ever
As AI reshapes legal work, the in-house lawyers who create the most value by 2030 will be those trusted to navigate...
25 August 2026
By Matthew Taylor
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Former GC joins Lander & Rogers as a partner
National law firm Lander & Rogers has appointed an infrastructure and construction lawyer and former general...
25 August 2026
By Jerome Doraisamy
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Law Council calls on governments to adequately assess new laws
The Law Council of Australia has called on all levels of government to properly evaluate and resource the downstream...
21 August 2026
By Matthew Taylor
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Businesses’ growing dependence on overseas AI infrastructure
Australia and New Zealand businesses are increasingly reliant on overseas AI infrastructure, raising concerns about...
19 August 2026
By Matthew Taylor