Volume 44
- No 1 Thematic Issue: COVID | Apr
- No 2 General Issue | Jul
- No 3 Thematic Issue: Big Tech | Sep
- No 4 General Issue | Nov
Thematic Issue: Rights Protection amidst COVID-19 / General
Apr 2021
General
Articles:
The 2018 Australian High Court Constitutional Term: Placing the Court in Its Inter-Institutional Context
Gabrielle Appleby
‘Corporate Culture’ Is the ‘New Black’ – Its Possibilities and Limits as a Regulatory Mechanism for Corporations and Financial Institutions
Vicky Comino
Social Entrapment Evidence: Understanding Its Role in Self-Defence Cases Involving Intimate Partner Violence
Heather Douglas, Stella Tarrant and Julia Tolmie
The Australian Government’s Use of the Military in an Emergency and the Constitution
Anthony Gray
Trade Mark Law’s Identity Crisis (Part 1)
Michael Handler
Regulating Financial Advisers in the UK: Lessons for Australia
Weiping He and Han-Wei Liu
Thematic
Articles:
Editorial
Drew Gillespie
Foreword
Edward Santow
Legal Challenges to ICU Triage Decisions in the COVID-19 Pandemic: How Effectively Does the Law Regulate Bedside Rationing Decisions in Australia?
Eliana Close, Simon Young, Tina Cockburn, Lindy Willmott and Ben P White
COVID-19 and Sites of Confinement: Public Health, Disposable Lives and Legal Accountability in Immigration Detention and Aged Care
Sara Dehm, Claire Loughnan and Linda Steele
Refugee Protection in the COVID-19 Crisis and Beyond: The Capacity and Limits of International Law
Michelle Foster, Hélène Lambert and Jane McAdam
The Courts, the Remote Hearing and the Pandemic: From Action to Reflection
Michael Legg and Anthony Song
Pandemics, Punishment, and Public Health: COVID-19 and Criminal Law in Australia
Joseph Lelliott, Andreas Schloenhardt and Ruby Ioannou
Australian Residential Tenancies Law in the COVID-19 Pandemic: Considerations of Housing and Property Rights
Chris Martin
Wars, Pandemics and Emergencies: What Can History Tell Us about Executive Power and Surveillance in Times of Crisis?
Yee-Fui Ng and Stephen Gray
General Issue
June 2021
Articles:
Editorial
Rebecca Zhong
Trade Mark Law’s Identity Crisis (Part 2)
Michael Handler
The Potential of Restorative Justice in Promoting Environmental Offenders’ Acceptance of Responsibility
Hadeel Al-Alosi and Mark Hamilton
Emptying the Nest Egg to Fill the Nursery: Early Release of Superannuation to Fund Assisted Reproductive Technology
Neera Bhatia and Lily Porceddu
Presumptions upon Presumptions: Problems with the Threshold of Materiality
Nicholas Carey
The Political Exemption: A Justifiable Invasion of Privacy in the Political Sphere?
Tegan Cohen
Federal Reform: The Case for Supportive Subsidiarity in Australia
Jacob Deem
Reforming Australia’s federation is a critical but elusive goal, as the system is plagued by service delivery failures, blame-shifting and inefficiency.
Rethinking Re Kelvin: A Children’s Rights Perspective on the ‘Greatest Advancement in Transgender Rights’ for Australian Children
Georgina Dimopoulos
A Common Law Tort of Interference with Privacy for Australia: Reaffirming ABC v Lenah Game Meats
Jelena Gligorijevic
The Tort of Collateral Abuse of Process
Emerson Hynard and Aiden Lerch
‘[I]f It’s a Public Health and Safety Thing … Why Not Just Give the Kids Helmets?’: Policing Mandatory Helmet Laws in New South Wales
Julia Quilter and Russell Hogg
Defining the Limits of Section 117 of the Constitution: The Need for a Theory of the Role of States
Daniel Reynolds
Resolving Priority Competitions between PPSA Security Interests and Non-PPS Interests
Adam Waldman
Thematic Issue: Big Technology and the Law / General
September 2021
General
Articles:
Addressing Disconnection: Automated Decision-Making, Administrative Law and Regulatory Reform
Anna Huggins
A Better Model for Australia’s Enhanced Fintech Sandbox
Anton N Didenko
A Masterclass in Evading the Rule of Law: The Saga of Scott Morrison and Temporary Protection Visas
Joyce Chia and Savitri Taylor
An Analysis of ESG Shareholder Resolutions in Australia
Lloyd Freeburn and Ian Ramsay
‘Every Move You Make … Every Word You Say’: Regulating Police Body Worn Cameras
Robyn Blewer and Ron Behlau
Imagining an Affirmational Republic
Shireen Morris
Thematic
Articles:
Editorial
Lilian Wan
Foreword
Rod Sims
Adtech and Children’s Data Rights
Lisa Archbold, Damian Clifford, Moira Paterson, Megan Richardson and Normann Witzleb
To Boldly Go, Part I: Developing a Specific Legal Framework for Assessing the Regulation of International Data Trade under the CISG
Benjamin Hayward
Managing Nascent Digital Competition: An Assessment of Australian Merger Law under Conditions of Radical Uncertainty
Joshua Sinn
Digital Democracy: Big Technology and the Regulation of Politics
Anika Gauja
Disinformation, Deepfakes and Democracies: The Need for Legislative Reform
Andrew Ray
Reconceptualising Copyright Markets: Disseminative Competition as a Key Functional Dimension
Cheryl Foong
Others:
Thematic: Big Technology and the Law – Illustration
Kaarina Allen
General Issue
November 2021
Articles:
Editorial
Alisha Mathias
In the Public Interest: Protections and Risks in Whistleblowing to the Media
Rebecca Ananian-Welsh, Rose Cronin and Peter Greste
Still Lagging Behind: Diagnosing Judicial Approaches to ‘Bodily Injury’ Claims for Psychiatric Injury under the Montreal Convention of 1999
John-Patrick Asimakis
The ‘Entrepreneurship Approach’ to Determining Employment Status: A Normative and Practical Critique
Pauline Bomball
Algorithmic Collusion and Australian Competition Law: Trouble Ahead for the National Electricity Market?
Jeremy D Chan
Investing for a Safe Climate?
Anita Foerster, Kym Sheehan and Daniel Parris
Perilous Fires, Pandemics and Price Gouging: The Need to Protect Consumers from Unfair Pricing Practices during Times of Crisis
Mark Giancaspro
To Boldly Go, Part II: Data as the CISG’s Next (but Probably Not Final) Frontier
Benjamin Hayward
Blurred Lines or Stark Contrasts: Are By-laws to Restrict Short-Term Holiday Letting Permissible in Queensland Community Titles Schemes?
Melissa Pocock
Religion and the Constitution: A Response to Luke Beck’s Safeguard against Religious Intolerance Theory of Section 116
Benjamin B Saunders and Alex Deagon
The Efficacy, Equity and Externalities of Australia’s COVIDSafe App as a Policy Intervention during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Was It Sunscreen or Tanning Lotion?
John Selby
Learning from Lived Experience: Australia’s Legal Response to Forced Marriage
Frances Simmons and Grace Wong
Comparative and Critical Analysis of Key Eligibility Criteria for Voluntary Assisted Dying under Five Legal Frameworks
Ben P White, Eliana Close, Lindy Willmott, Katrine Del Villar, Jocelyn Downie, James Cameron, Jayne Hewitt, Rebecca Meehan and Laura Ley Greaves
Growing Enlightenment: Sentencing Offenders with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Australia
Gabrielle Wolf
Native Title as Displaced Mediator
Stephen Young