Today in 40 St Mark’s women, we profile barrister Faye Ashworth. A Hawker Scholar at St Mark's (2000-05), now with two postgraduate law degrees at Oxford, she's developed a strong commercial practice at the Bar, appearing nationally and overseas. Read more
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"Judicial independence also continues to exert an influence on the focus and content of judicial education and a wariness of anything that might be said to border on ‘ideological’ instruction. This does not appear to have inhibited the breadth of topics ..."
A/Prof @hj_roberts_ (#ANULaw) and Prof @Gabrielle_J_A (@UNSWLaw) have co-authored a new book chapter which argues that there is a need for a more developed framework through which to understand, and critique, the choices and actions of the #ChiefJustice.
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If you’re interested in energy poverty, housing efficiency, renting, housing policy, etc join today’s webinar to hear @lyriandaniel talk about findings of a major study @UniofAdelaide@CHURPUniAdel@beer4_beer@Housing_CRE
Director role as sinecure? Is the lack of director turnover, despite performance concerns, a reflection on the lack of effective director evaluation processes? https://t.co/NmFN7rP1Mf
Tonight’s (14 Oct) Research Tuesday is presented by @timlegrand on democracy’s digital demise and hosted by International Security expert @JoanneEWallis 📱 Register now to join the webinar: https://t.co/bKxnW2xNMM
Congratulations to @FalknerKatrina on her appointment as Executive Dean, Faculty of @ecms_uofa @UniofAdelaide! You are an inspirational #STEM leader & role model!! Also "first female Exec Dean of ECMS" 🥳🙌👏 #womeninSTEM#WomenInTech
@GrammarTsar This is indeed fascinating. The close relationships between lawyers, police and organised crime as revealed in the Lawyer X case continue to challenge the way we think about teaching ethics to law students