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Russell Brand: When time, publicity, and justice collide
A judge can direct jurors to put prejudicial publicity out of their minds. No judicial direction, however carefully...
13 November 2026
By Tony Taouk
Australia’s skills shortage demands a bigger conversation
Investment in young Australians, targeted skilled migration, and a shared national purpose must work together to...
13 November 2026
By Farhan Rehman
Your client has already asked AI. Use it
Clients now arrive with chatbot analysis of their matter. Firms that read it, correct it, and protect it will win more...
12 November 2026
By Andrew Cooke
What advisers need to know about Victoria’s aged-care consent laws
Appointing a restrictive practices decision-maker has become a new pillar of estate planning in Victoria, writes Pamela...
11 November 2026
By Pamela Nasiakos
Legal professional privilege isn’t guaranteed: What recent court decisions mean for organisations
Legal professional privilege has long been regarded as one of the strongest protections available to organisations. It...
09 November 2026
By Melissa Randall
AI infrastructure: Assessing value and risk when plans change
Australia’s data-centre boom requires long-term commitments in a rapidly changing market. Understanding the economics...
03 November 2026
By Christine Polek and Theresa Bischof
Putting a dollar figure on family violence
With effect from 10 June 2025, family law now expressly recognises the economic effects of family violence in property...
26 October 2026
By Hayley Dodson and Conrad Liveris
Sloppy excuses, silent policies: Why lawyers hide disability
Why do capable lawyers hide a disability? Because the processes ask them to disclose first, and the fear of the...
22 October 2026
By Dr Benjamin Koh
Victorian Labor is uninterested in the opinion of lawyers
The Victorian state government’s sudden decision to cap fees paid to its barristers is not the first time it has...
21 October 2026
By Naomi Neilson
The AI question your firm’s risk committee hasn’t thought to ask
When privilege over AI-assisted work is eventually tested Down Under, the firms in the best position will be the ones...
20 October 2026
By Nirlep Adhikari
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