Written by Julia Day #UNELaw alumna Ali Pettit notes ‘there is no doubt the internet has transformed the way we live and interact. It has created legal issues which were unimaginable even a decade ago. That being said- the internet has also helped create positive...
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...
Dr David Furse-Roberts, recently published an article about Liberty, Robert Menzies and Religious Freedoms. Read more about it here. ...
Karina Galliford is one of our Honours Alumni. She was supervised by Associate Professor Cameron Moore because of his extensive knowledge of law of the sea (See LAW318 for T3) Her thesis has been published in the most prestigious law of the sea journal for...
Written by Julia Day Like many teenage boys, high school wasn’t a good fit for #UNELaw alumnus Daniel Haig. In fact, Daniel left high school early and instead started working as a ‘000’ operator. ‘Within months of leaving school I was dispatching ambulances in...
Written by Julia Day In some ways Raquel Martinez Acatitla is a typical #UNELaw student. Like many of our students, before she commenced her law degree she had already completed a degree and was engaged in an interesting career. Raquel is perhaps unique though as...
Written by Julia Day UNE alumni have a funny way of finding each other all around the world. One good example of this is Jane Campbell, who found her future husband, Ian, in London at an UNE alumni get together. Apparently, all UNE alumni residing in London at the...
The Careers Connect series concluded this week. To say it was a terrific success is a serious understatement. #UNELaw alumni, industry experts and legal academics joined together to provide invaluable advice to the large numbers of law students who joined the...
Written by Julia Day After completing his #UNELaw degree Christopher led a double life. During the day he worked as a community legal practitioner. At night he was an opera star on stage. Eventually though he needed to make a clear choice about what avenue he would...
Written by Julia Day Like many of us, #UNELaw alum Kathrine Takac suffers from imposter syndrome- so when she finished her law degree she was heartened and gratified. ‘When I received good marks within my law degree I realised I must have an aptitude for law. When...
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