UK secures military base in Indian Ocean for 99 years amidst sovereignty negotiations.

The succession to the British throne hasn’t always been so straightforward.

AUKUS isn’t the first security alliance Australia has signed with the United States.

New regulations will require doctors to inform patients of the risks of transgender treatments.

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

The latest on the upcoming Voice to Parliament vote.

A look at whether it is possible for an independent to become the Prime Minister of Australia.

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

Cooperative federalism in post-COVID lockdown Australia.

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

A look at how Papua New Guinea has influenced the development of Australian law.

Kevin McCarthy has been elected Speaker after 15 different ballots.

Wrapping up a big year in constitutional law.

Fact-checking a claim that political parties are illegal under Australia's constitution.

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

47 years on from the 1975 constitutional crisis, a look at what the Whitlam Dismissal can tell us about constitutional conventions.

How different democracies handle a change in government after an election.

Why international law means Australia doesn’t have nukes, but other countries do.

The ruling from the Constitutional Court of South Africa was unanimous.

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