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Big Law • 21 February 2025
Overreach in fight against cyber crime must be avoided, says LCA
The newly warranted federal powers to investigate cyber-enabled crime “covertly” must be “carefully scrutinised”, the...
The Bar • 14 August 2023
Court should not be limited in making decisions for children, LCA warns
The court should have the discretion to make decisions in the best interests of a child, according to evidence provided...
NewLaw • 02 February 2023
ChatGPT not likely to wholly replace lawyers (yet)
After a rumoured $10 billion injection from Microsoft, Open AI and ChatGPT are currently making global headlines. Here’s...
The Bar • 26 October 2022
Kate Eastman on the ‘great opportunity’ for equitable briefing
Despite women now outnumbering male judges on the High Court, the Law Council’s equitable briefing targets are yet to be...
The Law Council of Australia (LCA) has warned that a more careful consideration of legislation surrounding the potential...
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A new guide to help small businesses grow has been welcomed by the Law Society, whose president said it would be...
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There is currently no active judiciary in Kiribati - entirely due to the Kiribati government’s decision of refusing...
Read MoreThe Law Council of Australia (LCA) has expressed concern about the government of Kiribati’s continuous efforts to...
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The Law Council of Australia has appointed a new CEO, who formerly worked in the Attorney-General’s department and in...
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More work is needed – both within the profession and in legislative changes – to fight discrimination and the gender...
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The Law Council of Australia has announced 18 legal areas that they want firmly on the agenda for the upcoming federal...
Read MoreA new bill to help intelligence agencies address critical challenges needs to be clearly outlined to the Australian...
Read MoreWhilst a number of issues in the profession have been exacerbated by COVID-19, what remains important moving forward is...
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A new bill aimed at tackling online abuse will not prevent social media trolling, the Law Council has warned.
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