Volume 43

Issues 2020
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General Issue

March 2020

Articles:

Editorial

Phoebe Saxon


Queensland’s Human Rights Act: A New Frontier for Australian Climate Change Litigation?

Justine Bell-James and Briana Collins


Taxation and Pricing of Natural Gas: The Dutch Transition to a Gas Market Hub and Lessons for Australia’s Integrated Gas Projects

Diane Kraal, Machiel Mulder and Peter Perey


Claimant Lawyer Use in Road Traffic Injury Compensation Claims

Clare E Scollay, Janneke Berecki-Gisolf, Becky Batagol and Genevieve M Grant


The Use of Coercive Public Health and Human Biosecurity Law in Australia: An Empirical Analysis

David J Carter


Addressing Sexual Harassment Law’s Inadequacies in Altering Behaviour and Preventing Harm: A Structural Approach

Elizabeth Shi and Freeman Zhong


The ‘Always Speaking’ Approach to Statutes (and the Significance of Its Misapplication in Aubrey v The Queen)

Dan Meagher


Reconsidering Independent Advice: A Framework for Analysing Two-Party and Three-Party Cases

Felicity Maher and Stephen Puttick


The Repeal of Section 51(3) of the Competition and Consumer Act: A Mistake in Need of Correction

Arlen Duke


Proprietary Estoppel in Australia: Two Options for Exercising Remedial Discretion

Ying Khai Liew


Does Discrimination Law Apply to Residential Strata Schemes?

Cathy Sherry


Home in Australia: Meaning, Values and Law?

Samuel Tyrer

General Issue

Jun 2020

Articles:

Editorial

Tom Milner


Reform of Civil Statutes of Limitation for Child Sexual Abuse Claims: Seismic Change and Ongoing Challenges

Ben Mathews and Elizabeth Dallaston

Historically, civil statutes of limitation applied standard approaches to claims for injuries suffered through child sexual abuse. Due to the features of these cases, many survivors were unable to commence an action for compensation within time, and could not access the civil justice system.


Does the Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2017 (Vic) Reflect Its Stated Policy Goals?

Ben P White, Katrine Del Villar, Eliana Close and Lindy Willmott


Still Awaiting Clarity: Why Victoria’s New Civil Liability Laws for Organisational Child Abuse Are Less Helpful than They Appear

Laura Griffin and Gemma Briffa


Irreducible Life Sentences, Craig Minogue and the Capacity of Human Rights Charters to Make a Difference

Andrew Dyer


Parramatta Female Factory Precinct as a Site of Conscience: Using Institutional Pasts to Shape Just Legal Futures

Linda Steele, Bonney Djuric, Lily Hibberd and Fiona Yeh


Has the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority Done Enough to Meet Its Legislated Objectives and Prepare Australia for the Next Financial Crisis?

Gill North and Therese Wilson


Fraudulent Sex Criminalisation in Australia: Disparity, Disarray and the Underrated Procurement Offence

Jianlin Chen


Who Owns Information? Law Enforcement Information Sharing as a Case Study in Conceptual Confusion

Lyria Bennett Moses


Changing the Rules on Bail: An Analysis of Recent Legislative Reforms in Three Australian Jurisdictions

Lachlan Auld and Julia Quilter


Online Payday Lenders: Trusted Friends or Debt Traps?

Vivien Chen


Expert Evidence to Counteract Jury Misconceptions about Consent in Sexual Assault Cases: Failures and Lessons Learned

Jacqueline Horan and Jane Goodman-Delahunty


Action on Elder Abuse: A New South Wales Pilot Project on the Role of Legal and Health Practitioners in Elder Abuse Screening, Response and Prevention

Nola M Ries and Elise Mansfield

Thematic Issue: Revitalising Legal Authorities

Sep 2020

Articles:

Editorial

Inderpreet Kaur Singh


Foreword

The Hon Robert French AC


Intersectional Discrimination in Australia: An Empirical Critique of the Legal Framework

Alysia Blackham and Jeromey Temple


Corporate Whistleblowing, Smart Regulation and Regtech: The Coming of the Whistlebot?

Vivienne Brand


Vitalising International Human Rights Law as Legal Authority: Freedom of Expression Enjoyed by Australian Public Servants and Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

Azadeh Dastyari


What’s Plainly Wrong in Australian Law? An Empirical Analysis of the Rule in Farah

Antonia Glover


The Commonwealth Executive Power: Historical Constitutional Origins and the Future of the Prerogative

Catherine Dale Greentree


Municipal Courts and the International Interpretive Principle: Al-Kateb v Godwin

The Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG


Purpose-Based Governance: A New Paradigm

Rosemary Teele Langford


Use of the Corporate Form for Public Benefit: Revitalisation of Australian Corporations Law

Rosemary Teele Langford


Legislating in Language: Indigenous Languages in Parliamentary Debate, Legislation and Statutory Interpretation

Julian R Murphy


Revitalising Public Law in a Technological Era: Rights, Transparency and Administrative Justice

Yee-Fui Ng, Maria O’Sullivan, Moira Paterson and Normann Witzleb


Advancing Reproductive Rights through Legal Reform: The Example of Abortion Clinic Safe Access Zones

Ronli Sifris, Tania Penovic and Caroline Henckels

General Issue

Nov 2020

Articles:

Editorial

Seung Chan Rhee


Foreign Agent Registration Schemes in Australia and the United States: The Scope, Risk and Limitations of Transparency

Chris Draffen and Yee-Fui Ng


Algorithmic Collusion and Scrutiny: Examining the Role of the ACCC’s Information Gathering Powers in the Digital Era

Nathan Feiglin


Remedying Misaligned Norms in International and Constitutional Law: Investment Treaties, Property Rights and Proportionality

Jarrod Hepburn


The Death of the Legal Profession and the Future of Law

Dan Hunter


The High Court on Constitutional Law: The 2019 Statistics

Andrew Lynch


Female Health Practitioners Disciplined for Sexual Misconduct

Jenni Millbank


Sentencing ‘Crimmigrants’: How Migration Law Creates a Different Criminal Law for Non-citizens

Ellen Moore


Outsourcing to Not-for-Profits: Can Judicial Enforcement of Charity Law Provide Accountability for the Performance of ‘Public’ Functions?

Ian Murray and Murray Wesson


Use of the Corporate Form for Public Benefit: Revitalisation of Australian Corporations Law

Juliette Overland


Balancing Competing Interests in the Criminal Justice System: Aboriginal Fishing Rights in Coastal New South Wales

The Hon Justice Nicola Pain and Georgia Pick


Coercive Investigation of Corporate Crime: What Investigators Say

Eugene Schofield-Georgeson


Towards Fairly Apportioning Sale Proceeds in a Collective Sale of Strata Property

Edward Sw Ti


Casual Vacancies under Proportional Representation

Greg Taylor


Who Cares? The Conundrum for Gender Equality in Legal Practice

Margaret Thornton

Although women comprise the majority of practitioners in legal practice in Australia, the question of who cares remains an enduring challenge for gender equality.


The Law and Politics of Registering Doctors: Lessons from New South Wales, 1937–42

Gabrielle Wolf


Confidentiality and Privilege in Mediation: Concepts in Need of Better Regulation and Explanation

Bobette Wolski