The Shrine of Remembrance has become something of a party venue of late, but New Year’s Eve parties might no longer be on the ...

DAW 2025 is designed to foster meaningful dialogue on emerging trends in both domestic and international arbitration, with a focus on positioning India as a rising hub for commercial dispute ...

Four Aboriginal boys who were unlawfully tear gassed while locked in Australia’s most notorious children’s prisons have once again taken their case to the high court after being denied a $800,000 pay ...

In a brief judgment, Australia’s highest court rejected an appeal by Corporate Air Charter Pty Ltd of a ruling by the Full ...

Our system relies on indefinite detention, harsh visa regimes and neo-colonial arrangements with Pacific nations — and the ...

A bid by the Australian Tax Office to impose taxes on American soft drink giant PepsiCo has failed comprehensively, with the High Court throwing out the case.

A former high-ranking policy wonk accused of additional domestic violence-related charges has maintained his innocence.

As petrol and diesel cars disappear from the roads, senior Labor ministers admit it’s ‘no secret’ EV drivers may soon face ...

The High Court has found that beverages giant PepsiCo does not have to pay tax of up to $29 million over its bottling arrangement in Australia with Schweppes.

As Australia joins over 140 countries in recognising Palestine, maps reveal Israel’s deepening diplomatic isolation.

Leading employment lawyers say the judgement has important implications for employers making redundancy decisions ...

Lawrence qualified as a teacher in January 2021 and had successfully completed a sexual abuse prevention program while working in the profession.