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Politics • 06 June 2023
RBA unveils June 2023 cash rate call
The Reserve Bank has raised interest rates 11 times in the last 12 months. In this special announcement — brought to you by...
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Politics • 05 June 2023
AAT adds 2 deputy presidents, reappoints 34
In order to provide the Administrative Appeals Tribunal with continuity, stability and support to ensure its ongoing...
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Politics • 29 May 2023
Lowering the voting age will empower young people, says law student
One Sydney-based law student has argued for Australia to lower the voting age and the regulatory considerations surrounding...
Read More Politics • 24 May 2023
New AAT president named
The acting Attorney-General has revealed who will lead the Administrative Appeals Tribunal through its reform process and...
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Corporate Australia is increasingly taking positions on social issues, particularly given the growing prominence of ESG....
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In an interview with News Corp earlier this week, Senator Michaelia Cash said that the proposed Voice to Parliament...
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One year removed from the last election, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has handed down the 2023–24 federal budget. Here are...
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While acknowledging there is a “diversity of views” among its members, the Law Institute of Victoria has thrown its...
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Australia has “unfinished constitutional business”, and the proposed Voice to Parliament should be passed in a...
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In advice published earlier this morning by A-G Dreyfus, Solicitor-General Stephen Donaghue KC has stressed that the...
Read MoreLeader of the Opposition Peter Dutton has revealed a new shadow attorney-general who will take over following Julian...
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Julian Leeser has quit his roles as the opposition’s spokesperson for Indigenous Australians and as shadow...
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The Attorney-General of the Northern Territory discusses why we should, and how we can, bring First Nations knowledge...
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The Administrative Appeals Tribunal is set to be abolished. While such bodies are “critical” to Australia’s legal...
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