‘I have always been interested in China. Because of this interest I started learning Mandarin with a private tutor. It was during this time that I met my wife, Wei Jin, who is a Chinese national studying astrophysics at the University of Sydney. With her...
Written by Caitlin Picker The UNE School of Law has been presenting the annual Sir Frank Kitto Lecture since 1995. Sir Frank Kitto (1903–1994), was a former judge and the Chancellor of the University of New England. Throughout his career as barrister and as a...
Law students Mollie Jackson and Ebony Adams recently attended the National Indigenous Legal Conference. They were supported by the NSW Bar Association who provides sponsorship for two Aboriginal students from NSW law schools to...
Written by Caitlin Picker The law library has been a learning space for law students for the past 25 years. It was established in 1993 and officially opened in 1994. During the first few years funding for the law library was limited, and the School of Law wanted...
Written by Julia Day Recently the UNE School of Law hosted a visit from the President of the New South Wales Law Society, Doug Humphreys. Mr Humphreys was joined by Danny Bricknell and Natalie Scanlon who are both regional presidents of the NSW Law Society. All...
Written by Julia Day I have never felt so proud to be part of the UNE School of Law as I was when attending the recent 25th Anniversary Dinner. We hosted over 100 guests- including legal practitioners, accountants, students, alumni, UNE staff, past staff, community...
Written by Julia Day Many of the UNE School of Law’s alumni will have very fond memories of Dr Peter Hemphill. He was one of those rare people who was full of life and personality. You always knew the party had started when Peter turned up! Peter was also...
In 2011 Fran Wright moved to Armidale to take up a lecturing position at the UNE School of Law. She moved to Australia with her husband Paul and two kids Jenny and Owen. She was a bit apprehensive about moving to Australia, but soon came to love living in Armidale...
Dr Tanya Howard does not usually engage in research relating to criminology, but the Turnbull murder case really piqued her interest. As a researcher in the Australian Centre for Agriculture and Law at UNE, she felt compelled to look more closely at the events both...
Written by Julia Day Each year professional staff who work in law schools get together to network, share common experiences and learn from each other. This year Vicki Vivers and Carmel Velleley put their hand up to host the conference. The key theme of the...
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