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

The Queensland and Commonwealth governments are set to introduce changes to privacy laws with wildly different consequences.

Long and expensive delays in native title determinations have led states to develop alternative schemes.

Ongoing discussion ahead of the Voice to Parliament referendum.

Why Australian legislation can be used to affect a particular race.

Pressure mounts for the Albanese government to reverse over a decade of strict immigration laws.

The Victorian Court of Appeal has allowed a lawsuit against the Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne to proceed.

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.

The Greens have introduced a bill to legalise cannabis in the second week of federal parliament's sitting this financial year.

Australia’s federalist system will allow Victoria to limit local governments after IBAC corruption report.

An court has ruled that the font on Craig Kelly’s election signage was small, but not unlawful.

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.

Much of ICAC’s investigation into Daryl Maguire may not be admissible in his criminal trial.

The High Court has rejected a Russian challenge to a ban on their new embassy.

The NSW Premier says protesters may be banned from streaming protests.

Parliament intends to create an objective standard to determine whether a person is a victim of vilification by Nazis or the Islamic State.

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

War crime allegations against Ben Roberts-Smith and Vladimir Putin reveal the weaknesses in international law.