Advertisement
Advertisement

People

  • Suburban cowboy

The beauty of indifference

New Zealanders have a passionate, finely developed and deeply held sense of complete and utter indifference to our politics.
Shane Budden
  • Suburban cowboy

Anxious about impending election

Everyone is a bit anxious around elections these days, mostly because the Americans recently had one and the results were, shall we say, uneven.
Shane Budden
  • Law Students

Imagine your tomorrow

From The Docket, the quarterly e-newsletter exclusively for QLS Student Members.
  • Law Students

Recent Graduate Insights

From The Docket, the quarterly e-newsletter exclusively for QLS Student Members.
  • Suburban cowboy

Adding alpacas for romance

Suburban Cowboy is now prepared for Valentine's Day and what gifts are acceptable.
Shane Budden
  • Suburban cowboy

Trumpeting a year of insanity

Donald Trump survives an assassination attempt and manages to find someone crazier than him to be his running mate.
Shane Budden
  • Law Students, News

Boost for aspiring regional lawyer

QLS Employer of Choice winner, Results Legal, has awarded a scholarship to a Mackay student navigating her way into law. 
  • Law Students, News

Queenslander awarded scholarship

The 2025 John Koowarta Reconciliation Law Scholarship was awarded to a Queensland student during the Law Council of Australia’s Gala Dinner in Canberra.
  • People

‘Sports nut’ lends a hand

Ben Ihle KC is recognised internationally as a leading sports lawyer. He speaks on the latest episode of The Callover.
Natalie Gauld
  • Suburban cowboy

Going cold on idea of fridge update

The numbers for takeaway places are buried beneath magnets from plumbers, tree loppers and politicians, plus of course calendars from real estate agents, some of which are so old the year only has three digits (the calendars I mean, not the agents).
  • Careers, Early career lawyers

Admissions: Corser Sheldon & Gordon

Hervey Bay firm Corser Sheldon & Gordon (CSG) Law is proud to announce that Georgia Roelofs was admitted on 11 November 2024 in Brisbane's Banco Court.
  • Careers, Early career lawyers, Events

Firm shuts temporarily to celebrate

Michael Phillips knows he has the full support of the firm as they all celebrated his admission last week.
  • Admissions, Early career lawyers, News

New lawyer’s dream come true

More than 130 lawyers were admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland on Monday in Brisbane.
Natalie Gauld
  • People

Terry O’Gorman retiring

Robertson O’Gorman Legal Directors Dan Rogers and Emma Higgins and Magistrate Dominic Brunello, former Senior Consultant of Robertson O’Gorman, pay tribute to Terry O'Gorman.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Published by
Queensland Law Society
Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram
We pay our respects to the Traditional Owners and keepers of this land and acknowledge all elders past, present and future.

© Queensland Law Society 2025

Search by keyword