Survive Law interviewed Jane Fletcher, a qualified barrister and solicitor who worked with the Projects Abroad Human Rights Office in Tanzan

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In part three of our four part series, Survive Law NZ interviewed two student volunteers from the Education team, which aims to teach young

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Survive Law spoke with Jordan Eitler, a Law and Criminology student from Deakin University who worked with the Projects Abroad Human Rights

It seems as if everyone around you has a LinkedIn profile, and in your eagerness to get a job, you’re considering getting one too. From one

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Your first year out of law school is one giant reality-check of all the assumptions you had at law school.  As someone (marginally) older an

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Most of us fall into the trap of reaching for lollies, chips and cans of V as study snacks. We know it’s bad but for some reason, this doesn