News New Benchbook ‘wonderful tool’ in criminal law The new Supreme and District Courts – Criminal Jury Trials – Benchbook was met with plenty of praise at its launch last month. 27 October 2026 Read more
Career Moves New Partners boost resources, taxation skills at Dentons Jack Brumpton (pictured) and Pierre Chao have advised clients across Australia and abroad. Read more
Compensation law Reasonable adjustments: When a thorough process asks the wrong question Norton v Boroondara CC [2026] VCAT 761
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First Nations Indigenous graduate finds his place in law Seeing first-hand how the legal system could shape the lives of First Nations families was a reason Connor McGovern-Cubby decided to study law.
In practice Solicitor unable to appear in Childrens Court prompts blue card reminder Legal practices should review any organisational obligations under the blue card scheme and confirm that relevant staff hold current blue cards where required.
Career Moves Holding Redlich appoints Brisbane Partner The national firm has appointed Bridget Camilleri to its Dispute Resolution & Litigation practice.
In practice Off-the-record conversations should be off the agenda What must be strictly resisted is any temptation to regard "off the record" as equivalent to without prejudice.
Career Moves Hall Payne Lawyers adds Andrew Rich to lead IR team The firm has welcomed Andrew Rich as a Principal, based in Brisbane, to lead its Queensland Employment and Industrial Law team.
Perspectives ‘Line between victim and offender is not always as clear as people imagine’ The hours can be brutal. The work is emotionally exhausting. I do it because I quickly learnt that what happens in those places matters.