An MLS team representing Australia in the 15th Commonwealth Moot has won the competition and secured Australia the Commonwealth Shield for the first time since 2007.
Published 31 Mar 2017
Wendy Harmer speaks to Erin O'Donnell from CREEL about rivers being granted personhood.
Published 30 Mar 2017
Authors Erin O'Donnell and Julia Talbot-Jones, discuss the world's newest notable legal persons.
Published 30 Mar 2017
One of the world’s leading law schools, Melbourne Law School (MLS), will offer a new scholarship to be awarded for the first time in 2017 to students from India.
Published 28 Mar 2017
Melbourne Law Masters student Phoebe Blank is successfully juggling her study with full time work and her new role as President of the Law Institute of Victoria Young Lawyers (YL).
Published 27 Mar 2017
As a child, Michael Kirby AC CMG was faced with the inevitable task of deciding what he wanted to do with his life. He said he either wanted to be a bishop or a judge. As someone who went on to serve on the High Court of Australia for 13 years, few could argue that he made the wrong choice.
Published 27 Mar 2017
Melbourne JD student Jordan Osrin moved to Melbourne from Perth so he could study at MLS.
Published 27 Mar 2017
Inaugural fellow of the University of Melbourne’s Pathways to Politics Program for Women and MLS alumna Sarah McNicol (Law(Hons) 2008, Arts(Hons) 2009, LLM (Berlin) (2013), MPPM (2016)) says a legal background serves as a good foundation for a political career.
Published 27 Mar 2017
An insatiable appetite for international law and a burning desire to help people less fortunate than herself has taken MLS Master of Public and International Law graduate Sangeetha Yogendran all over the world.
Published 20 Mar 2017
Meng Yuan’s only knowledge of the law before starting law school came from her favourite television series - Suits, The Good Wife and How to Get Away with Murder. Now in her second year of the Melbourne JD, she is hoping to embark on a lifelong career in Australian law.
Published 20 Mar 2017
Published 15 Mar 2017
Louise Bell is a senior associate at Herbert Smith Freehills in Brisbane, Australia and her classmate Boniface Kamiti lives in Nairobi, where he is the Manager of Consumer Protection at the Competition Authority of Kenya.
Published 14 Mar 2017
From the bar to the supermarket: Life as a competition lawyer.
Published 10 Mar 2017
She may have first studied law because she “got the grades”, but for competition law expert Professor Caron Beaton-Wells, life at the Bar would prove life-changing
Published 09 Mar 2017
A new article by CMCL Co-Director Jason Bosland
Published 02 Mar 2017
With 20 years of professional legal experience spanning commercial law, the Australian Public Service (APS) and her current role as a full time member of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT), Justine Clarke (BA(Hons) 1998, LLB 1998) brings an impressive diversity of experience to her new role on the Melbourne University Alumni Council.
Published 24 Feb 2017
Samoa is a home away from home for MLS PhD student Anna Dziedzic. “It is the first place I have visited that I absolutely knew I would come back to again and again,” she says.
Published 17 Feb 2017
How Tacit Collusion Makes Consumers PayThe first study of its kind has revealed how petrol retailers can tacitly collude through their own price signallingBy Dr David Byrne, Centre for Market Design, University of Melbourne
Published 16 Feb 2017
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