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The War on Drugs Australia is no stranger to the war on drugs. With over 1.5 billion dollars invested into Australia’s drug criminalisation, per year, the war on drugs is a great...

When hearing your Family Law-related case before a judge, courts will begin by considering the presumption of “equal and shared responsibility”. This means that courts must consider arrangements for the child to...

The use of AI in legal proceedings has arisen again as a subject of discussion following a trademark battle in India between Louboutin, and M/S The Shoe Boutique. ChatGPT in Louboutin Trademark...

On Wednesday the 30th of August, the Federal Court found that Judge Salvatore Vasta made numerous errors by going beyond the jurisdiction and engaging in what was called a “gross and irregularity...

  The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, commonly referred to as “The Hague Convention” is a multilateral treaty ratified between Australia and numerous other countries. This treaty...

In Australia, 1.5% (4,754) of women who gave birth in 2021 were under the age of 20. Whilst the key focus in a teen pregnancy should be on receiving proper health care...

“Football is also ours, that means history will be made, and that would make us very happy”. These are words of Irene Paredes, captain of the Spanish Women’s National Football Team, and...

The Cab Rank Principle is a rule outlined by the Legal Profession Uniform Conduct (Barristers) Rules 2015 – Regulation 17 which outlines that a barrister must accept a brief from a solicitor...

We have all experienced the phenomenon of ordering too much food and realising that our eyes may be bigger than our stomachs. Whilst one may assume that, once their meal is paid...