Victorian boost to justice access with new family-law collaboration

A new low-fee family law service has opened in Victoria, aiming to increase access to justice and address Australia-wide increases in clients unable to afford private fees.

Published 20 May 2024

Regulating Child Employment in Australia

Published 18 Apr 2024

Labour, Sustainable Development and Free Trade Agreements: Comparing Recent Policy Developments

Published 16 Apr 2024

Australian Journal of Labour Law

Published 03 Apr 2024

Artificial Justice: the human cost of algorithms

Published 26 Mar 2024

Leaning on international law during armed conflict - with Dr Helen Durham AO

Published 05 Mar 2024

...what about the Wellness of the law industry and its people?

Published 09 Feb 2024

It's Taylor Swift Fortnight at CAIDE

Experts at the Centre for AI and Digital Ethics weigh in on what Taylor Swift can tell us about authenticity, connection and legal redress in an era of AI-generated content.

Published 08 Feb 2024

CCCS Recent Developments Symposium

Published 06 Feb 2024

Ban Corporate Greenwashing, urges report on social media ads

Published 02 Jan 2024

Victorian Treaty Authority Panel Announced

The path towards Treaty negotiations in Victoria took another step forward on Tuesday 5 December, with the announcement of the five inaugural members of the Treaty Authority.

Published 07 Dec 2023

Social media ads are littered with ‘green’ claims. How are we supposed to know they’re true?

Research by the Australian Ad Observatory project has found more than 8,000 ads served more than 20,000 times in people’s Facebook feeds containing many green claims that are vague, meaningless or unsubstantiated and consumers are potentially being deceived.

Published 02 Dec 2023

Call for stricter regulations on green claims in online advertising

Originally authored & published by ADM+S Centre, 1 December 2023Consumers are increasingly mindful of the environmental impact of a product when making purchasing decisions, and marketers know it.But how environmentally friendly are the goods you are buying? And how accurate are the “green” claims being made by advertisers in online ads?

Published 02 Dec 2023

Government must act to protect workers from AI risks, expert warns

Published 29 Nov 2023

Regulating Algorithms at Work

Published 28 Nov 2023

Melbourne Law School leaders build on deep networks in Indonesia

Published 22 Nov 2023

Judge Charlesworth re-elected to International Court of Justice

Published 22 Nov 2023

Indigenous Law and Justice Hub win Teaching Excellence award for On Country subject

Eddie Cubillo and Jaynaya Dwyer win the 2023 University of Melbourne Award for Excellence and Innovation in Indigenous Higher Education for their Access to Justice on Country Juris Doctor subject.

Published 20 Nov 2023