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No body, no parole

For obvious reasons, the implementation of these newly minted laws fell into the remit of the reconstituted

, Tony Keim

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In conversation with Oliver Collins

Earlier this year, Queensland Law Society hosted a meeting of members who share diverse abilities.

, Sheetal Deo

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Doing time beyond the crime

Queensland taxpayers are slugged an average $293 a day to house, feed, clothe and care for each and every person held in detention.

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Sole practitioner in quarantine

My friend’s supervisors have been extremely supportive – she is working remotely and attending meetings where possible.

, Julie Gilfoyle

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Diversity and inclusion is high on the agenda in most organisations because of the benefits and positive impacts it delivers – greater profitability and productivity, and a happier, more engaged workforce.

, Louise Corrigan

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Achieving ability equality in the legal profession

Dr Harpur maintains that people with disabilities still confront a raft of barriers when trying to establish a career in law.

, Louise Corrigan

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Still looking for true acknowledgement

The law and the frameworks of policing, justice and public service fail to understand and appropriately accommodate authentic First Nations realities. These frameworks create untold damage every day which remains unaddressed.