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Practice Support
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Our office is on the traditional lands of the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation. Many staff are also working from home and we acknowledge each of the First Nations Peoples on whose lands we work and pay deep respects to their elders past, present and future.

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About Us

What is a barrister? About the Bar Association Bar Council Committees Sections Become a member News Advocacy Publications Statistics Bar history Senior counsel

Using barristers

What is a barrister? Briefing a barrister Alternative Dispute Resolution Find a barrister ™ Chambers For in-house counsel About legal assistance Barristers' fees Make a complaint International Arbitration

Becoming a Barrister

What is a barrister? Admission Bar exams Bar Practice Course Reading Tutors Readers Rooms First Nations lawyers and law students Returning to the bar Exemption Policy

Bar standards

Sexual harassment, discrimination and bullying Barristers Rules Best Practice Guidelines Disciplinary cases The Uniform Law Professional conduct Professional development Professional Standards Scheme Diversity and equality Supporting LGBTQIA+ Inclusivity Practising certificates Professional indemnity Cybersecurity and Cyber Insurance

Practice Support

Bar Care Member Sign-in Wellbeing Bar Library Classifieds Emergency Childcare

Contacts

Barcare Bar Library Contact Us Staff Regional