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May, 2022
On the shooting in Yuendumu and the trial of Northern Territory policeman Zachary Rolfe
April, 2022
The end of Risdon Prison’s Spartan Debating Club, which offered inmates skills for non-violent conflict
April, 2022
Blinding contracts and labour law
A British backpacker’s win in the High Court has inadvertently left contractors with fewer employment protections
November, 2021
The legal system is failing survivors of sexual violence, so why is it being maintained?
Faced with the choice between a gruelling court process or nothing, victim-survivors are often coming away more bruised from the experience than they were beforehand
November, 2021
Why the Bondi Memorial honouring victims of Sydney’s LGBTIQ hate-crime epidemic matters for victims and their families
October, 2021
A bloody shame: Paid period leave should be law
Australia’s workplace laws must better accommodate the reproductive body
August, 2021
A question of good faith: The trial of Zachary Rolfe
The alleged murder of Kumanjayi Walker by a police officer has ignited a legal quandary
August, 2021
WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange is slowly dying in a UK prison, as the US maintains its fight to have him die in theirs – but there is hope
July, 2021
A court ruling that the environment minister owes children a duty of care to prevent climate harm has far-reaching implications