New technologies, including Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the use of big data, can be powerful tools for strengthening legal rights, in...
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The Independent National Security Legislation Monitor, Dr James Renwick SC, will hold an inquiry into the secret proceedings concerning Alan Johns (a pseudonym), under the Independent National...
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The Reserve Bank Board this morning confirmed its decision to lower the cash rate by 25 basis points to 0.5 per cent. Accordingly, the rate of interest on unpaid legal costs, as...
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Mediator Neutrality, what does it mean to you? Assistance is sought from practising mediators conducting civil law mediations in NSW to participate in academic research being conducted by a current...
Read more >The spread of COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus) is affecting international travel, commerce and migration. Commonwealth and state agencies have implemented travel bans and quarantine measures,...
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Australia is one of the world’s most culturally and linguistically diverse nations. One in four Australians was born...
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On Friday, 6 March the Law School is taking part in a global campaign aiming to capture the diverse face of women in law (and their male allies) across the world.
The University of Sydney...
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If you missed the presentation on Criminal Aspects of Corporate Activity last Wednesday, 26 February, fear not! The seminar is now available via CPD...
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The common law committee is in regular communication with the State Insurance Regulatory Authority concerning the operation of the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017. This provides an opportunity for...
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The Toongabbie Legal Centre is presenting a number of CPDs coming up over the next month, as follows:
A ceremonial sitting of the Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia will be held in Sydney on Friday, 8 May 2020 to mark the retirement of the Honourable Justice Alan Robertson as a judge of the...
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Registrations for the 2020 Orange CPD Conference will close Friday, 28 February. Register now to avoid disappointment.
The 2020 Orange Regional Conference will be held on Saturday 7 March at the...
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The Law Council has today issued a Media Release welcoming the announcement of additional Commonwealth funding for legal representation, so that victims of family violence are not cross-examined...
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Harry Black is seeking expressions of interest from those theatrically/comedically/musically inclined to put on a sketch comedy revue later this year - written and performed exclusively by...
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Have you got your CPD points?
The 2020 BAQ ABA Annual Conference is fast approaching and is looking to be our best event yet, with the whole of profession invited to attend this comprehensive two...
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Join the Innovation & Technology Committee on Monday 16 March for the second instalment of its series of CPDs on artificial intelligence.
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NCAT invites Applications from qualified persons for appointment to the following positions:
The attorney general is seeking applications from qualified persons for appointment as a judge of the District Court of NSW. Applications now close at 11.59 pm on Tuesday 10...
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Join the Public Law Section on Thursday 27 February for the second Public Law seminar of 2020. The presentation 'Tax Review and Appeal...
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As part of the CLA’s 55th Anniversary celebrations we’re running a special lunch seminar series.
The first one is on 6 March. We want our CLA members to celebrate with us … so if you’re a...
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From March 2020, NCAT will have limited access to the facilities at the Commonwealth Law Court (Family Court) in Parramatta. As a result, the majority of hearings usually held at this premises will...
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Bar Council met on 9 May, 23 May, 6 June, 20 June, 27 June and 4 July 2019 in the boardroom of the New South Wales Bar Association. The minutes of those meetings are now available when you login to...
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Yesterday, Tuesday 25th February 2020, we made history! The NSW Bar Association became the first bar examiner in Australia to conduct the Bar Exam by computer, not paper: See more here.
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Have you got your CPD points?
The 2020 BAQ ABA Annual Conference is fast approaching and is looking to be our best event yet, with the whole of profession invited to attend this comprehensive two...
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The National Judicial College of Australia and the Australian National University are holding their annual conference at the Australian National...
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