Opinion

This Pride, with the help of my firm, I am no longer hiding

The journey towards full equality and acceptance of the LGBTIAQ+ community is far from over, and I want to use my...

25 June 2024

By Martin Mallon

Overcoming the unlawful advertisement of drugs

It can be difficult for a consumer to determine the appropriateness of a therapeutic good for their circumstances, so...

21 June 2024

By Nick Collier

Can cheating amount to coercive control?

Before having a fling, or if you’re looking for an extramarital relationship on or offline, consider the legal...

20 June 2024

By Lauren Cassimatis

How the cost-of-living crisis is keeping victims of financial abuse from leaving

Australia’s cost-of-living crisis has reached critical levels, placing growing pressure on individuals and families...

12 June 2024

By Michael Tiyce

Entering clerkship application season with a strong mindset

Mind over matter: how law students can build a positive and resilient mindset heading into the seasonal clerkship...

04 June 2024

By Jimmy Ngo

Leaders must be better at regulating their emotions

Effective leadership under pressure hinges on a leader’s ability to regulate their own emotions – a skill that many...

03 June 2024

By Leah Mether

Are damages possible for passengers on Singapore Airlines Flight SQ21?

An exploration of strict liability for airline incidents is pertinent following the extraordinary circumstances of a...

28 May 2024

By John Connellan

Are universities failing students on career choices or does responsibility lie elsewhere?

Law students, like myself, are seeking a more holistic discourse pertaining to vocational pathways. Myriad stakeholders...

27 May 2024

By Oliver Hammond

‘Pink tax’: Why is gender-based pricing discrimination legal?

The pink tax prevails in Australia due to the lack of laws and regulations preventing the mark-up of women’s products...

20 May 2024

By Alyssa Whiffin, Michelle Tan, and Leah Ahokava

On the acquisition of customary title in PNG

Torres Strait Islanders live under two customary law systems – Papua New Guinea and Australia. They have more rights...

17 May 2024

By Nicholas Collier