Interviewing your first client can be a daunting experience for any law student or graduate, but a recent Newcastle Law School study has fou

The Australian Law Students’ Association has called for greater scrutiny of the impacts that Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO) may have on the

Professional sportspeople, waiters, hairdressers, computer technicians and plumbers are among the list of professionals that Australians tru

The University of Queensland has a new Dean of Law. Professor Sarah Derrington, who is an alumna of the faculty, began her new role as the h

A new international treaty is set to smooth the way for better access to published works for visually impaired people. Negotiated through th

Twenty percent of people who approached community legal services had to be turned away in 2011/12, and continued underfunding combined with

Fourteen of Australia’s universities have been rated as some of the best in the world, in recent international rankings of universities less

With Labor’s leadership turmoil saturating media coverage, it was easy to miss some of the other goings-on in Canberra this week, such as th

Improving access to justice will be the subject of a new Productivity Commission inquiry, Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus QC announced last we

The County Koori Court became Melbourne’s newest court, after opening its doors yesterday. The Court aims to involve the accused and the Koo

Former Prime Minister John Howard has today been awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of New South Wales. The unive

Radio station 2DayFM has applied to the Federal Court of Australia for orders that would prevent the Australian Communications and Media Aut

There will be some new faces on the bench at the Federal Court of Australia, with Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus QC announcing the appointmen

Bond University law students Marryum Kahloon and Caroline Karlsson have won the Beijing Foreign Studies University Intellectual Property Law

Queensland has a new Chief Justice. Chief Magistrate Tim Carmody will soon be promoted to the Supreme Court, Attorney-General and Minister f

The Australian Law Reform Commission is embarking on two new inquiries. Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus QC announced yesterday that the Commis

The legal opinions of Australia’s early Attorneys-General have been published online for the first time. Launched last week, the Legal Opini

The University of Wollongong has chosen a course delivered by ANU Legal Workshop to replace its in-house practical legal training (PLT) prog

The new Centre for Indonesian Law, Islam and Society has launched at the University of Melbourne’s Melbourne Law School. The centre aims to

A team from Bond University has won out India’s biggest mooting competition. Law students Sara Trainor and Indhia Duncan won the D.M. Harish