UNSW Law fourth year Law/Commerce (Finance) student Sanjay Alapakkam takes home the Law Student of the Year award at the recent Lawyers Weekly Australian Law Awards.

Following a privacy policy change in 2016, Google has collected users' data from third-party websites and apps. The ACCC argues users were misled into signing away their privacy.

The winners of this year’s Australian Journal of Human Rights Andrea Durbach Prize press for greater accountability in human rights debates

The mission of Voice — Treaty — Truth in the Uluru Statement represents very carefully sequenced reforms. A proper understanding of these should guide any constitutional changes

UNSW’s Grand Challenge on Trust reaches a broader audience in fortnightly conversations with national and international thought leaders

With help from the Grata Community, a young family has settled a disability discrimination case that will allow children on the autism spectrum and living with disabilities to thrive

UNSW Sydney plays a key role in developing a new accounting framework for recognising the ocean’s benefits beyond economic growth and employment.

It’s easy to think that the threat of punishment will simply dissuade someone from doing the wrong thing. But it turns out that deterring would-be criminals by instilling doubt or fear of the consequences is more tale than truth.

In an open letter to Attorney-General Christian Porter, more than 500 women working in the law from across Australia have sought changes to the way judges are disciplined and appointed.

CPD Direct will deliver targeted continuing professional development to legal practitioners each month. This personalised approach selects relevant professional development, based on an individual’s areas of practice, type and years of practice.

An illiberal turn across the region has been exacerbated by the pandemic. Australia should take note says Associate Professor Melissa Crouch.

More than three in four international students in Australia are earning less than the minimum casual wage, says a new survey of 5000 international students. One in four reported receiving less than half the minimum wage in their lowest paid job.

Professor Megan Davis, the author of the independent review into Aboriginal children and young people in out-of-home care, says the government needs to “implement recommendations and announce the way forward”.

Dr Marc De Leeuw uses a philosophers lens to investigate Law, life and the presuppositions we work with. For example, does nature have a right to life?