Professor Michael Adams, an internationally recognised corporate law and governance expert, tells it like it is. This landmark decision on a huge fine is a warning to the corporate world not to greenwash in Australia. In this article, Michael explains what it is,...
That's what Thaler v Commissioner of Patents [2021] FCA 879 says! Professor Paul Martin from #UNELaw’s Australian Centre for Agriculture and Law recently wrote an article considering some of the legal issues that will affect the opportunities of agricultural...
If you manage any social media pages, you'll be watching the comments section more closely than ever after the recent High Court defamation ruling in Fairfax v Voller. UNE Law School lecturer Lisa Ward says this could have a terrible impact...
UNE Law School lecturer, Marcelle Burns, has recently published a chapter in an exciting new book– Indigenous Legal Judgements: Bringing Indigenous Voices into Judicial Decision Making (edited by Nicole Watson and Heather Douglas, Routledge 2021). This book is a...
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...
The Victorian Government has published a commitment to protect the human rights of intersex people in medical settings, and promote the health and wellbeing of intersex people. UNE lecturer Aileen Kennedy, is an expert in health law, particularly law relating...
Dr Sharl Marimuthu from UNE school of law was the keynote speaker and hosted the zoominar. She explained that ‘future food’ is food which claims to be nutritious and is produced sustainably. Examples of this kind of food are: crickets which have around three times...
Ms Wagner had applied for a review of a decision made by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) in November 2019. The NDIA affirmed an earlier decision which found Ms Wagner had not met the access criteria for the National Disability Insurance Scheme...
The Facts Brocklands Pty Ltd conducted a nursery business in the north of Tasmania. In December 2010 a tree fell across a high voltage (HV) power line a few kilometres from the nursery. The appellant claimed that this resulted in a power surge with HV electricity...
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...
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