by Marten Risius & Stan Karanasious | Apr 12, 2024 | Criminal
Australia’s eSafety commissioner has sent legal notices to Google, Meta, Telegram, WhatsApp, Reddit and X (formerly Twitter), asking them to show what they’re doing to protect Australians from online extremism. The six companies have 49 days to respond. The notice...
by Ben Snedden | Apr 21, 2023 | General
About an hour north of London by train lies Peterborough, a city similar in size to Kirikiriroa Hamilton. Its famous and towering Norman Cathedral, an obvious landmark, is also the burial site of Catherine of Aragon (wife number one of Henry VIII). A guided tour takes...
by Patrick Fogarty | Apr 21, 2023 | Bank / Finance
The tendency to compare your situation with those around you is ingrained in the human condition. Whether consciously or unconsciously, to some extent we all filter our decisions through a comparative lens. Some are more burdened by these pressures than others but few...
by Professor Leslie Thomas KC | Apr 21, 2023 | Civil Litigation
The adversarial legal system is widely used in common law jurisdictions around the world. In theory, under this system two opposing sides, represented by lawyers, present their cases to an impartial judge or jury, who then decides the outcome of the case based on the...
by Diana Clement | Apr 21, 2023 | Family
Women were once considered second-class citizens under the law. Act by Act, this has changed during the past 100 years. Yet by design, omission or simply through unexpected consequences, some laws still fail women. Abortion Abortion was formally decriminalised...
