Celebrating equality ‘in a traditionally male-dominated profession’
Magistrate Rebecca Hosking reflects on her judicial career ahead of the International Day of Women Judges.
By Cat Woods - 6 min read
Access to justice meets legal tech: innovative firm opens doors for renters
Access to justice for renters is offered by an award-winning social enterprise that combines innovative technology with a novel funding mechanism.
By Avril Janks - 9 min read
A long way to go: legal support for people with dementia
Dementia is becoming increasingly prevalent, for younger as well as older people. The legal industry has a long way to go in understanding how to…
By Cat Woods - 8 min read
The Criminal Class: reality-based novel unlocks the door to prison life
A novel based on real events, characters and crimes, providing a unique perspective on life behind bars and making a case for much-needed change within…
By Ruby Kraner-Tucci - 6 min read
Two degrees of separation: A lawyer in regional practice
Rural issues demand a focused approach to the practice of law. Georgiena Ryan, a lawyer with a rural practice, explains.
By Jennifer Cowley - 9 min read
On the front line: The Inner City Legal Centre’s fight for trans and gender diverse visibility
As the debate on trans rights continues, Inner City Legal Center is at the epicentre of the providing essential legal and emotional support to an…
By Francisco Silva - 8 min read
Coming full circle: The career of a government solicitor
Government solicitor Jennifer Wong works in child protection with the NSW Crown Solicitor. Read about her career and her life outside the law
By Avril Janks - 9 min read
Six minutes with Pieter Oomens
After practising law for 40 years, then establishing a specialist management consultancy, Pieter Oomens is now an author after publishing his debut novel And All…
By Keely McDonough - 5 min read
Six minutes with Rachel Zeng
Rachel Zeng discusses her career, launching a podcast and how to deal with failure.
By Floyd Alexander Hunt - 4 min read
