Welcome back to university, Survivors. If you have been stuck under a pile of books and haven’t left the library all week, here are some cur

University starts in T-minus 5 days and counting! Back to multiple chapter readings, interrogative professors, rambling judgements and ‘stud

The federal government has named the 52nd justice of the High Court of Australia. When Justice Kenneth Hayne retires from the Court on 5...

Indigenous students at the University of New South Wales recently held the inaugural Mooting Competition of Australia’s First Peoples – a mo

Students from Bond University have defeated the University of Tasmania to win the inaugural Voiceless Australian-New Zealand Intervarsity Mo

The University of Queensland has defeated the University of Western Australia to take out this year’s Administrative Appeals Tribunal Nation

When it comes to international competitions for law students, virtual moots might just be the next big thing. Bond University has announced

The University of Western Australia is celebrating after its team took out the fourth annual Michael Kirby Contract Law Moot. Held at Victor

Admission is a rite of passage for every lawyer, but Liuzhuo Chen’s admission to the Supreme Court of Victoria last month was particularly s

New South Wales has passed legislation to give the media better access to the state’s courtrooms. The new law creates a presumption in favou

He’s not quite a legal beagle, but a poodle by the name of Riley is one of the newest faces at Melbourne Law School. Nicknamed “The Juris Do

After claiming last year’s title, Sydney Law School has followed it up with a second win at the Shine Torts Moot Competition in Brisbane ear

For those who are passionate about human rights, it’s sometimes hard to find opportunities to make a meaningful contribution. But a newly la

The annual Reader’s Digest list of Australia’s Most Trusted Professions has been released. As in previous years, paramedics, firefighters, r

Teams from law schools across Australia and New Zealand competed in the Australian Law Students’ Association’s competitions in Brisbane last

Professor Erika Techera has been named the new law dean at the University of Western Australia. For the past 15 months, Professor Techera ha

Australian human rights barrister Julian Burnside AO QC has been named the recipient of the 2014 Sydney Peace Prize. The award recognises Bu

When it comes to law school competitions, mooting attracts most of the attention. But at the new Negotiating Outcomes on Time (NOOT) Competi

In a world-first for the legal industry, the Tristan Jepson Memorial Foundation yesterday unveiled its Psychological Wellbeing: Best Practic

Sydney Uni is celebrating after winning this year’s Sir John Peden Contract Law Moot. The USyd team of Sarah Bradbury, India O'Neill and