The High Court paves the way for a federal fuel excise for electric vehicles.

Without the involvement of international law, the question of Australian sovereignty cannot be challenged.

Justice Beech-Jones will be the 4th judge appointed in as many years.

Although the RSPCA has been given advice that a criminal case would be unlikely to succeed, this is not certain.

New court discussion on the right to social security in Australia.

Aboriginal man Dennis Fisher unsuccessfully challenged the pension age by relying on his shorter life expectancy.

High Court upholds Queensland legislation that treats adult and child guilty verdicts differently.

A $4 million grant given to a rehab facility by the Commonwealth government in 2019 likely lacked legal authority.

The history of how Australia achieved true independence from the U.K.

How Australia’s treaty obligations can change Australian law.

International treaties signed by the Australian government can influence Australian law.

More than 8 decades on from Menzies first attempting to ban the Communist Party of Australia.

A look at human rights protections in Australia and the doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty.

What a new judgment from a Victorian court means.

Today, Australians take government-subsidised healthcare for granted - but that was not always the case.

What we could see in the High Court in 2023.

Wrapping up a big year in constitutional law.

3 decades on from a major constitutional law case.

The implied freedom of political communication revisited in the context of child privacy.

A look at how this series is created every single week.