New Chair at Melbourne Law School to honour Allan Myers AC KC

Published 29 Aug 2024

Statelessness and Citizenship Review - new issue

Volume 6 Issue 1 is out now!

Published 26 Aug 2024

Reflections on the 2024 ‘Access to Justice on Country’ travelling subject to Darwin

Published 21 Aug 2024

'Historical moment': First Peoples' Assembly ready for treaty

Published 25 Jul 2024

Online junk-food ads should be banned: Research

Online junk-food advertisements are being targeted at young men, parents of children, as well as children themselves, linking junk foods with more wholesome activities, according to new research into Facebook ads by Melbourne Law School and the Australian Ad Observatory.

Published 11 Jul 2024

University of Melbourne students honoured by Graduate Women Victoria

Congratulations to Rachael Thompson, who in the final semester of a Master of Human Rights Law at Melbourne Law School, has been awarded the SWAN Bursary from Graduate Women Victoria.

Published 04 Jul 2024

CCCS June 2024 Newsletter

Published 28 Jun 2024

Legal and Policy Issues Involved in the use of 'Pure Risk' Prosecutions Under the Australian Work Health and Safety Acts

Published 17 Jun 2024

Patentability of computer-implemented inventions – where to from here?

Published 07 Jun 2024

Alumnus Hugh de Krester appointed Australian Human Rights Commission president.

Hugh de Krester, alumnus and former member of the Advisory Council of Melbourne Law School, has been appointed head of Australian Human Rights Commission.

Published 03 Jun 2024

Transforming corporate climate policy: Professor Jacqueline Peel awarded ARC Kathleen Fitzpatrick Australian Laureate Fellowship

Professor Jacqueline Peel will aim to transform how international law can ensure and incentivise corporate accountability to global net-zero ambitions as the 2024 ARC Kathleen Fitzpatrick Australian Laureate Fellow.

Published 30 May 2024

A Conversation with Mr Hugh de Kretser, Australian Human Rights Commission new President

Published 24 May 2024

Experts suggest evidence-based stories about harmful online marketing will drive policy action

Originally authored & published by ADM+S Centre, 24 April 2024Researchers agree that compelling evidence-based stories about harmful digital marketing, and its impacts on people and society, are needed to prompt political action to address legal and regulatory gaps in online advertising.

Published 23 May 2024

Rivers have rights. What happens next?

Published 21 May 2024