- First nations
An innovative Parole Board Queensland program assists First Nation parolees in re-integrating with their communities.
Tony Keim
First nations
- Perspectives
In a speech at this year's NQLA Conference, QLS President Kara Thomson spoke of the privilege that lawyers have to speak for others who cannot be heard.
QLS President Kara Thomson
- First nations
A new Magistrates Court RAP contains 17 actions and 86 deliverables to further reconciliation.
Tony Keim
- First nations
Kristen Hodge and Lyndell O’Connor
- Perspectives
Queensland Law Society responds to Discussion Paper 3 from the Women’s Safety and Justice Taskforce.
Dr Brooke Thompson
- First nations
It took one visit to the local courthouse as a high school student for Mikaela French to realise there was a lack of legal support available to Indigenous people… and to decide she wanted to do something about it.
Cayla Marchant
- First nations
The final report of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody was signed on 15 April 1991. After 31 years, what has changed?
Yale Hudson-Flux, Jaime Gunning
- First nations, News
Four new acting tribunal members were sworn-in by Justice Kerri Mellifont QC this week, including two First Nations women.
Tony Keim
- 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
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