Water is arguably our most precious resource. Consequently, there can be considerable tension regarding how water should be used and managed, as the interests of the government, agriculture, industry, and communities can all clash in terms of how rights should be...
School of Law University of New England 2022 Kirby Seminar series Via webinar Monday 29 August 1.00pm AEST NT Aboriginal Justice Agreement Ms Leanne Liddle, Director of the Aboriginal Justice Unit Department of the Attorney-General and Justice, Northern Territory...
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...
#UNELaw was honoured to host members of the Law Society of NSW at the Armidale campus yesterday. The President of the NSW Law Society, Joanne van der Platt, was in attendance alongside several regional Presidents and Law Society staff. The proceedings started when...
There is no doubt Penny has witnessed some beautiful moments throughout her career helping the community’s most vulnerable people. One of the most notable times was when she worked with a dog therapy program that helped young people with high needs. During this...
School of Law University of New England 2022 Kirby Seminar series Via Webinar: 1pm AEST Thursday 21 July 2022 What Does it Mean to Respect, Protect and Fulfil the Human Rights of Intersex People in Australia? Morgan Carpenter Executive Director,...
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...
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...
Written by Julia Day When Anthony attended his Royal Australian Air Force graduation, he was accompanied by his dad. Anthony’s dad was a Warrant Officer with the Australian Army for 40 years. His dad, who had never had any formal tertiary education, said to his son...
Lisa Ward is joined by her colleague Mr Paul Akon to chat about an array of legal topics and experiences, including, Advocacy (aka Moot), practising as a solicitor, pro bono, advice to students, and his most memorable cases. Paul teaches LAW480 – Advanced...
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