A wide-ranging review into Western Australia's Justice Department finds that "forward planning is often overshadowed by ...
Shortages of lawyers, judges and courtrooms, inadequate funding and ongoing technology problems are all being blamed for ongoing delays in Western Australia’s congested legal system.
12dOpinion
Gisele Pelicot’s case ‘not a template to replicate, but a question to answer’ for Australia
When Dominique Pelicot and almost 50 other men were found guilty of repeatedly raping his ex-wife, Gisele Pelicot, last ...
Former Kerala Minister Antony Raju convicted in evidence-tampering case, leading to political ramifications and ...
Even the peak body of the legal profession, the Law Council of Australia, has finally read the tea leaves and added its ...
Australia’s logjammed justice system is seeing more and more people turn to artificial intelligence for legal help – especially in custody battles – but experts are urging caution.
Acclaimed Australian conductor Vanessa Scammell says her partner Craig McLachlan was made the “poster boy” for the Me Too ...
The success of the Allan government’s machete amnesty has been called into question after the banned weapons were used in ...
4dOpinion
Australia’s rising Aboriginal deaths in custody: Law-and-order and the assault on the working class
Australia has recorded the highest number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander deaths in custody in more than four ...
South Australia's Chief Justice Chris Kouakis has announced his retirement after serving as the state's top judge for more than a decade. Reflecting on his time in the role, Chief Justice Kourakis ...
Following a sold-out run at the National Theatre, the scorching Rosamund Pike-led legal drama is coming to the West End. Read ...
As Matt Wright serves jail time for his actions in the aftermath of a fatal chopper crash, his pregnant wife Kaia is fighting ...
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