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A Wage-Price Spiral: What are the Chances?

Published 22 Sep 2026

The Charter at 20: Promise, Practice and Prospect

Published 16 Sep 2026

Read: Hub's August Newsletter

Published 15 Sep 2026

Projects targeting cross-border disputes and AI-regulation awarded over $2M in ARC Future Fellowships

Melbourne Law School researchers have won prestigious Australian Research Council Future Fellowships for projects seeking to transform Australia’s approach to cross-border disputes and shape regulation of the emerging AI data economy.

Published 11 Sep 2026

ARC Future Fellowships awarded to ADM+S researchers

Published 10 Sep 2026

MLS Indigenous Student and Alumni Gathering

Published 03 Sep 2026

An AI job boom? Here’s what the tedious, temporary work in data labelling is actually like

Published 02 Sep 2026

The Nadiem Trial and Indonesia's "Rubber" Anti-Corruption Laws

Simon Butt and Tim Lindsey argue in New Mandala that Nadiem Makarim’s trial demonstrates how Indonesia's vaguely drafted anti-corruption laws enable politicised, arbitrary prosecutions.

Published 01 Sep 2026

Asian Law Voices Episode 2 - Pop Culture in Protests

The second episode of Asian Law Voices, hosted by Ms. Earn Suprawee Asanasak, features Dr. Ratu Ayu Asih Kusuma Putri discussing how East Asian popular culture functions as a pro-democracy symbol and reshapes global political activism.

Published 01 Sep 2026

JustLaw pilot inspires future law students

Published 01 Sep 2026

Indigenous Peoples and Law in Asia

An online seminar co-hosted by the Australian Journal of Asian Law, the Centre for Indonesian Law, Islam and Society and the Asian Law Centre, Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne, explored the complex legal, political, and territorial challenges facing Asia's 300 million Indigenous people.

Published 01 Sep 2026

What’s Coming for Indonesia as Prabowo Consolidates His Power?

An online seminar co-hosted by the Centre for Indonesian Law, Islam and Society, the Indonesia @ Melbourne Blog and the Asian Law Centre analysed President Prabowo Subianto's second year in office as he consolidates power through populist initiatives and state control.

Published 01 Sep 2026

Indigenous Knowledge for an Inter-Nations Law: Indigenous Approaches as International Law

Associate Professor Jonathan Liljeblad presented an ongoing project examining Indigenous "inter-nations" legal orders and their implications for the existing state-based international legal system

Published 31 Aug 2026

Supreme Court and MLS collaborate to showcase strength of Commercial Law in Victoria

The Supreme Court of Victoria Commercial Law Conference returned on 27th and 28th August, bringing together the legal community to engage with some of the most pressing issues in contemporary commercial law.

Published 31 Aug 2026