Against the backdrop of an increasingly digitised market and the need for human-led approaches to legal practice, the College of Law is moving to transform legal education by embedding accessibility and inclusive, human-centred design directly into its learning frameworks.

The High Court refused to revisit a failed damages claim arising from negligent legal advice on a pre-marriage financial agreement.

In what was lauded as a win for freedom of political expression, proceedings filed against an SBS newsreader for social media posts about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have come to an end.

Chief Justice Stephen Gageler’s recent inaugural Sugerman Lecture was both a centenary reflection and a challenge: the rule of law is sustained not by institutions alone, but by lawyers who recognise responsibilities extending beyond the immediate interests of a client, writes Nathan Buck.