Written by Julia Day Climate change and its implications is one of the key issues facing the world at the moment. The impacts of climate change are especially poignant when living in the South Pacific. Professor Hussein, who is also an Adjunct Professor at UNE...
Adjunct Professor Warwick Giblin’s upbringing on a rural property fostered a deep connection with the land. His passion for the environment led him to pursue a Bachelor of Science (Physical Geography) from UNE and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Environmental Studies...
The School of Law invites you to attend the book launch for: The Laws of Yesterday's Wars 2 From Ancient India to East Africa Edited by Samuel White, Adjunct Research Fellow UNE Law School Monday 20th March, 7:00pm AEDT via Zoom webinar How international is...
After both teaching and practising in Criminal Law, #UNELaw’s Troy Anderson realised there was a key area of crime which wasn’t covered at any law school in Australia: Commonwealth criminal law. Troy, in conjunction with #UNELaw, filled this gap in 2020 with the...
Law in the Bush is back! Dr Patrick Graham is joined by his colleague, Dr Wellett Potter, to talk about the booming, multi-billion dollar world of digital assets in online gaming. Yet, as Wellett tells us, this very modern phenomena is currently regulated by...
We recently spoke with #UNELaw’s Adjunct Professor, Dr Kirsten Davies, about her involvement with UNE, her co-authorship of a vital climate protection article, and her expertise in sustainable management and international environmental law. Dr Davies became...
Lisa Ward is joined by her colleague Mr Paul Akon to discuss crime, the success of Indigenous Circle Sentencing and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). In this episode, Paul shares with us his expansive knowledge of customary law, criminal law and ADR. As...
The School of Law invites you to attend the book launch for: The Laws of Yesterday's Wars From Indigenous Australians to the American Civil War Edited by Samuel White, Adjunct Research Fellow UNE Law School Friday 6th May, 2pm via Zoom webinar This book offers a...
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...
For this week's episode Dr Patrick Graham is joined by Dr Michelle de Souza to discuss the regulation of embryo testing in Australia. Michelle tells us about what is meant by embryo testing and what tricky legal issues arise with its regulation. Michelle and...
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