First Nation’s Voice to Parliament: The Argument for Voting NO Why we cannot vote YES to the current referendum proposal Constitutional recognition of Indigenous people is desirable and can be achieved. However, this referendum on the Voice is the wrong way to...
Are Australians ready to vote in the referendum? The Australian and NSW Curriculums have failed to prepare Australians to confidently participate in our democracy. -Article by Professor Murray Print, Sally Layson and Justine Hanks. As a nation, no matter our...
Defamation Allegations of Murder and War Crimes The paper includes a discussion of details of findings of alleged war crimes. This content is disturbing, so teachers and students must be prepared before proceeding. To start with, I want to make one important point...
Defamation law reform and social media: What happens on the internet stays on the internet? Click Here for PDF of Article Law reform and technological developments move at distinctly different speeds, creating challenges for legislators worldwide. In Australia, social...
The Magna Carta in Australia today How can we see the impact of the agreement sealed by King John of England in Australia today? Sealed in 1215, the Magna Carta is a document that bound King John to the laws of the land and in doing so, established the fundamental...
