Publications

As the Star Casino faces fines for regulatory breaches once again, the question of Australia’s greater gambling problem looms. It forces us to consider how online gambling is only growing gambling, and how this is encouraging children to gamble.

Australia’s new statutory tort for serious invasions of privacy grants individuals a direct cause of action for significant breaches, covering intrusion and misuse of private information and balancing privacy with public interest. Exemptions exist for journalists and authorities.

After a Victorian childcare worker was charged with over 70 child sex offences, urgent concerns have been raised about systemic failures and the need for stronger national safeguards across early childhood education.

Pope Leo XIV begins his papacy facing pressure to uphold reforms on child sexual abuse. His legacy will hinge on reconciling past controversies and continuing Pope Francis’ unfinished work.

Whistleblower New Laws – 1 July 2019 Whistleblower protection laws aim to encourage disclosures that are in the public interest. In response to increased public…