Thinking about T3 units? Animal Law is on again with the popular Amy Cosby. LAW345 Animal Law seeks to understand how the law governs our interactions with animals. It shows how our lives are affected by animal law issues on a daily basis. Students are encouraged...
Gold Medal won in 1973 – First Oceania Games (held in Sydney, Australia). Competing Countries: Guam, French Polynesia, Samoa, Fiji, New Zealand, and New Caledonia. While basking in the afterglow of the Olympic Games, we wanted to celebrate one of our champions: Did...
UNE's Associate Professor Guy Charlton and Dr Kyle Mulrooney presenting to BenchTV with NZ Barrister Kingi Snelgar on access to justice for RRR minority communities in Australia, NZ, Canada and USA. Talking about barriers to justice and alternative sentencing....
Vicar arrest during Extinction Rebellion protest 2019 Photo by John Cameron on Unsplash T3 units are open for enrolment, and we’ve got a brand new unit: LAW261 Criminal Procedure with the ever popular Karthi. Criminal Procedure is fundamental to...
Patrick Graham is joined by Marcelle Burns for a fascinating conversation on current issues around the legal recognition of Indigenous rights. Marcelle and Patrick also discuss Indigenous knowledges and cultural competency in legal education. Marcelle is a...
#UNELaw’s Associate Professor Ottavio Quirico has had a paper published in the Fordham International Law Journal. It's titled: ‘Towards a peremptory duty to curb greenhouse gas emissions?’ Ottavio assesses the nature of the obligation to achieve sustainable...
Congratulations to #UNELaw’s Head of School Professor Michael Adams, who was recently appointed Brand Ambassador of the Governance Institute of Australia. Michael is also a past president (2001) of the Governance Institute. There are three key issues and...
Sue Field is a #UNELaw PhD.I student. She recently presented her PhD.I research at UNE's Postgraduate Conference. After years of teaching elder law, Sue took the plunge into a PhD.I. The title of her PhD.I research is “The teaching of Elder Law – A practical...
Lisa Ward is joined by Associate Professor Guy Charlton to discuss his personal research journey that led him to become an Associate Professor of law at UNE. Guy is the Director of UNE's First Peoples Rights and Law centre. He's been exposed to policies and...
#UNELaw's Professor Paul Martin answers this and many other questions about water, water rights and how it is traded. If you've ever felt confused or curious about water rights and trading rights, listen in. Paul is the Director of UNE's unique Australian Centre...
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