The tale of the bag of money
It was the time of the great depression. Thousands were out of work.
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New High Court website and LinkedIn account launched
The High Court of Australia launched its new website on 30 July and their new LinkedIn account on the same day.
A tale of boys and sugar
It was the grimmest of times. In the dead of night, armed men would steal into houses and kidnap men and boys.
Beyond Billables: what happens when a lawyer tries to complain on stage?
Beyond Billables is regular column that sees Ange Seen Yang, a self-described lawyer and recovering perfectionist, try things for the first time …
Oz courts’ groundbreaking family violence initiatives on show in UK
The Hon William Alstergren AO gave the opening address for the 9th World Congress on Family Law & Children's Rights this week.
Family law case notes: July 2025
Children interim order - Property enforcement orders - Property impact of family violence
Tough love or workplace bullying? Five red flags you can’t ignore
Is your boss just blunt – or are they crossing a legal line?
Fred Barlee’s forgotten riddle
Staff at the Old Court House Law Museum did not expect, when transcribing a book of pleading precedents in the Museum’s collection, to find a little cartoon.
WA case notes: July 2025
Are credit hire charges incurred by car accident victims while their vehicles are being repaired recoverable from negligent drivers and their insurers?
The tale of the short-changed surveyor
One morning long ago, someone woke up with a bright idea.
