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AN UPDATE ON SHARMA V MINISTER FOR ENVIRONMENT

Earlier this year, the Legal Research Hub looked at recent climate change litigation in Australia with a particular focus on the case of...

CRIME CONTROL THEATRE AND PUBLICLY AVAILABLE SEX OFFENDER REGISTERS

Empirical research reliably demonstrates that publicly available sex offender registration has neither resulted in improved community...

WHY YOUTHS SHOULD NOT EXPECT BAIL IN QUEENSLAND

The deaths of Brisbane couple Matty Fields and Kate Leadbetter, who was pregnant, earlier this year sparked intense public debate about...

THE LAW OF NATURE: (MIS)MANAGEMENT OF KAKADU NATIONAL PARK

Allegations of mismanagement of Kakadu National Park have seen traditional owners warn they will close areas of the Park to the public,...

SURVIVING THE SILENCE: REFORMS TO GAG-LAWS ALLOW SURVIVORS OF ABUSE TO SPEAK

Australian of the Year 2021, Grace Tame,[1] has used her award to shine a spotlight on problematic ‘gag-laws’ which prohibit survivors of...

CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE COURTS: A FOCUS ON SHARMA V MINISTER FOR ENVIRONMENT

Climate change has become an issue that has captured the interest of the young generation. It is not surprising as it is them who will...

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