Like many of #UNELaw’s students, Tamaris Hoffman decided to study Law later on in life. She was actually interested in studying law when in high school, but decided to pursue a career in medicine instead. Tamaris has loved every aspect of her experience as an...
Ray completed a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) as an online student, which he says has allowed him the flexibility to juggle work while studying full-time. While studying online, Ray had made some great friendships that he says were very supportive and provided him...
he Australian Centre for Agriculture and Law (AgLaw Centre) was established to provide innovative scholarship on laws and institutions affecting rural communities and develop strategies and policies to improve rural sustainability and social justice. ...
#UNELaw’s Associate Professor Dr Cameron Moore was recently a panelist at the Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources & Security (ANCORS) Seminar on ‘The Law of Naval Warfare and the Armed Conflict between Russia and Ukraine’. The seminar was designed to...
The book launch of the exciting new book, ‘Legal Issues in Information Technology’ is taking place this Thursday 21st April. Never before has information technology collided more with our legal system. Most kids have experienced a period of home schooling...
Written by Julia Day Imagine this- you are a mum with a couple of young kids. For whatever reason you have fallen on hard times and have found yourself with nowhere to sleep for the night. Perhaps you have encountered violence within the family home or your part...
In recent months, humanitarian crises have been occurring in Europe. These events have placed accepted international human rights under threat. As a result, the Council of Australian Law Deans (CALD) has put together a statement responding to the devastating events...
Written by Julia Day Several years ago, Scott was living in London with his partner ‘raising capital.’ He received a cryptic social media message from his dad and he instantly knew something was amiss. He decided to return to Australia. Once there he found out his...
Did you know that NAIDOC week was born out of the spirit of protest? WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that this article contains images of deceased persons. Prior to the 1920s, First Nations People boycotted Australia Day due to the...
Written by Julia Day Libby grew up in Tamworth where she attended McCarthy Catholic College. She was initially thinking of a career in health, but a habit of fainting at the sight of blood led her to pursue a career in law. Libby stated ‘I received a place at...
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