Voller v Nationwide News Pty Ltd; Voller v Fairfax Media Publications Pty Ltd; Voller v Australian News Channel Pty Ltd [2019] NSWSC 766 The decision in this case and its appeal is significant for parties who use public Facebook pages and other social media pages...
During the early years of Morgan’s schooling, she took some time to become proficient at reading- so she drew instead! As she matured, she generated a particular passion for drawing people and their faces. Morgan’s love of art grew exponentially whilst attending...
Written by Julia Day I first met Dan when he was working as a school teacher at Farrer Agricultural High School in Tamworth. It was clear the students were seriously lucky to have such an amazing teacher who brought law to life. I met him when he asked Paul Sattler...
Written by Julia Day Sometimes you meet a kindred spirit- someone who shares your interests and passions in life. I recently experienced this when talking to Monicka Baird who is a #UNELaw alumnus. I was expecting to talk to Monicka about her new law firm and how...
LAW397 Mental Health Law is on offer in Trimester 3. Enrol now and study with Yega Muthu from #UNELaw. The law relating to mental health is an important subset of medical law. Students will examine the paradigms of mental illness and of mental health law....
On 30 April 2020 the Supreme Court of Victoria ordered Google Inc. to pay $40,000 in defamation damages to Mr Defteros. The Court found that Google Inc. was a publisher of search results and had defamed the lawyer. Background George Defteros is a Melbourne...
Professor Paul Martin is the Director of the Australian Centre for Agriculture and Law in the School of Law at the University of New England. Along with Marcia Leuzinger, Solange Teles and Gabriel Leunzinger, Paul is the co-author of a new book titled ‘Achieving...
UNE Law student Jennie Matthews is a very experienced paramedic- she is no doubt better than most in an emergency. Whilst many of us have had the luxury of staying at home during the Covid 19 pandemic, Jennie has been on the front line helping those who are most...
UNE Law’s Dr Cameron Moore was recently invited to give a talk to the Armidale and District Historical Society. The presentation was about the Japanese attacks of 1942 and martial law in Australia. Martial law is an interesting subject, especially because...
As water is such a precious resource, there can be considerable tension with how water should be used and managed. The interests of government, agriculture, industry and communities can all clash in terms of how water rights should be allocated. Dr Mark...
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