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Big Law • 02 May 2024
Dear PM: Let’s meet to discuss workplaces’ role in ending men’s murder of women
I want to be part of the solution for a safer Australia. Because women like me shouldn’t be left behind. I would like a...
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Politics • 01 May 2024
Tenancy reform and the law
The need for tenancy law reforms is not just a response to changing rental dynamics, but a necessity, writes Dr Chris Martin,...
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SME Law • 29 April 2024
Streamlining bid writing and empowering small, boutique and medium law firms
By embracing AI, SMBs can create a brighter future, competing more effectively and taking market share from national and...
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Big Law • 22 April 2024
The mistake of ‘returning for the hat’
There has been, unsurprisingly, a lot of attention paid to the Federal Court judgment in Bruce Lehrmann’s failed defamation...
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Despite their ubiquity across much of the world, all reputable studies, including my own, show that penitentiaries crush...
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By strategically focusing on the design and implementation of women’s leadership programs, giving priority to the...
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Having heard countless stories like my own, I can confidently say that workplace bullying and harassment are not...
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By focusing on development opportunities, recognition, health, and wellbeing and fostering a positive firm culture, law...
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Lawyers are confronted by a litany of time-consuming tasks on any given day. New technologies can remove much of this...
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Ignoring your brand’s health is like ignoring your blood pressure – eventually, it’ll catch up with you, writes...
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We have a truly once-in-a-generation opportunity to reform Commonwealth anti-discrimination laws for the benefit of...
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Many of us know the benefits of a trauma-informed approach to lawyering in legal practice, writes Florence Thum. But...
Read MoreIn the face of our latest moral panic and its likely impact on the law, certain norms are worth remembering, writes Dr...
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Compared with Europe, the UK, and even New Zealand, Australia has been somewhat of a laggard in updating existing...
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