Film review: The Dog Stars
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Risk alert: Escalation in cyber crime – call before you pay!
Law Mutual warns small practices of rising email fraud, urging robust cybersecurity, staff training and independent telephone verification before transferring funds.
The 2026 Federal Human Rights Bill: Why now is different
Katrina Williams considers independent federal MP Andrew Wilkie's private member's bill, the Human Rights Bill 2026.
Federal Court commissions study into self-reps spike
The Federal Court and UNSW researchers will investigate rising self-representation, examining its causes, impacts on justice, and strategies for improving court efficiency.
Two AI announcements, one lesson for the profession
Andrew Cooke says AI adoption in legal practice requires preparation, governance and human oversight, with platform choice secondary to responsible implementation and evaluation.
Franchising law updates: The latest reforms, enforcement trends and case law
Steve Pynt and Isobel Millward consider several recent judgments in the Australian franchising sector including Bakers Delight v Fair Work Ombudsman [2025].
Australia’s arbitration opportunity
Senator for WA, Senator Varun Ghosh examines geopolitical fragmentation, declining confidence in global institutions and the growing opportunity for Australia's international arbitration sector.
Film review: Tony
Francisco Silva reviews the latest film and screen offerings in cinemas.
The tale of the naked stable boy
Quirky Cases are brought to you by John McKechnie AO KC.
Victoria’s 2026 bail reforms and their impact on criminal defence practice
Victoria’s tougher 2026 bail reforms raise the threshold for release, requiring criminal defence lawyers to prepare stronger evidence addressing risk, stability and rehabilitation says Zara Garde-Wilson.
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