First nations
- First nations
To produce worthwhile change in the ongoing tragedy of First Nations deaths in custody, the support of the legal profession is critical.
Joshua Apanui
- First nations
Joshua Apanui is one of three recipients of Bond University's inaugural Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice Indigenous scholarship.
Cayla Marchant
- First nations
Joel Murgha was admitted to the legal profession on Friday 15 October, watched on by a large number of family and community members from his small Aboriginal hometown of Yarrabah.
Cayla Marchant
- News
Eleven organisations have received grants to provide culturally appropriate domestic and family violence support in eight Queensland communities.
- News
A judge has highlighted 'a substantial lack of understanding' by a magistrate and a defence solicitor for a child offender.
Tony Keim
- First nations
In NAIDOC Week, Indigenous students are being encouraged to set their sights on higher education.
- First nations
Building on the Uluru Statement from the Heart.
Joshua Apanui
- News
On Tuesday 4 May, QLS hosted an event reflecting on the past 30 years, and particularly the increase of Aboriginal deaths in custody, since the Royal Commission report.
Joshua Apanui
- News
30 years after a Royal Commission report, little has been done to reduce First Nations imprisonment rates.
- First nations
A conversation with criminal lawyer and human rights advocate Ron Behlau.
Joshua Apanui
- First nations
From 1980 to 1989 there were 98 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander deaths in custody; in the 29 years since then, there have been 432 deaths. Something must change.
Joshua Creamer
- News
It certainly hasn't been an easy road to success for Kenisha, but this single Mum is on track to become Australia's first Yolngu lawyer.
Lexi Kehl
- Outside the law
When asked the biggest professional challenge she’s faced, Sandra Creamer's answer is direct and disappointing – ‘Racism.’
Lexi Kehl
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