What happens if the Australian government pulls its so-called “gas trigger” (officially the Australian Domestic Gas Security Mechanism)? As Bond University’s Dr Umair Ghori warns in his latest article, it could be a BIG mistake! Check it out in The Conversation.
And so it falls upon us as lawyers, legal scholars, legal practitioners, members of the judiciary and law students to work together to identify the ways in which the law can and should be used to respond to climate change
Read more about Climate change: how can law teachers help?This subject examines change in the legal services industry and explores a diverse range of ideas about how technology can be deployed in legal practice.
Read more about The digital law: law student visions for the delivery of legal servicesProfessional legal education conference recordings now available
Read more about 2020 Professional legal education conference recordings now availableTeaching staff at Law Schools are increasingly being called on to design curriculum and pedagogy that will support student wellbeing.
Read more about Impact of COVID: Perceptions of wellbeing in law teachers in the UK and Australia