Employment lawsuits in the federal courts have almost doubled in the past three years, new data reveals, as the government ...

The government has continued to suspend the welfare benefits of thousands of Australians despite concerns the system is not ...

What began as a system designed to make victims whole has become one in which financiers gamble on corporate risk aversion.

When it comes to the law, particularly Australia’s legal approach to youth justice, we seem to be stuck in the same old ...

Australia is the most “reflexively secretive” country that this former foreign correspondent has dealt with. If we don’t ...

The Australian cruise industry has come under scrutiny this week after 80-year-old passenger Suzanne Rees was found dead.

The mother of murdered police officer Rachel McCrow says the family is very disappointed the US legal system has supported a ...

CRM provider Nexl announced that it closed a $23 million funding round The startup has built and is hoping to advance a unified CRM platform for law firms Nexl is also hoping to hire more leadership ...

Earlier this month, former Special Air Service (SAS) soldier Oliver Schulz pleaded not guilty to the war crime of murder. Schulz’s prosecution is historic: he is the first Australian soldier to be ...

The Australian Greens have successfully secured a fresh Federal inquiry into youth justice and incarceration, ensuring national scrutiny of youth detention practices across Australia continues into ...

Financial Services Minister Daniel Mulino is under pressure to bail out thousands of investors who lost their superannuation ...

Nobody wants to claim credit for the government's FOI reform bill, or even the evidence being used to promote it.