Almost two decades after a UN Indigenous Human Rights bill, Australia is yet to write it into federal law.
Indigenous rights, 19 years later
Show revealed child protection gap
Two years after a convicted child sex offender was found working with children at the Perth Royal Show, we ask what’s changed.
Citizenship test
As the “ISIS-brides” return to Australian soil, debate rages about the legal and moral nature of citizenship.
Lawyers on the brink
The legal profession needs to start respecting work/life balance boundaries to continue attracting students, experts warn.
Combatting coercive control
Despite an increase in awareness of domestic violence, victim-survivors say the justice system still hasn’t caught up.
Sexclusion shockwave
In a landmark ruling, the legal definition of gender has changed in the UK, and the ramifications are being felt everywhere.
The campus ‘cult’
Former members of a South Korean religious group say it’s using Perth university campuses to recruit, and we should be concerned.
Fremantle’s cat conundrum
Local governments are seeking to solve WA’s stray cat problem by banning cats from leaving their owner’s property.
To drop or not to drop?
WA students are getting involved in the pill testing debate.
The truth behind mobile phones and driving
What the law says about using electronic devices while behind the wheel.