What would a class action lawsuit against Bridget McKenzie's sports rorting scandal look like? The question, like the case, is a tricky one.
The legal ramifications of the Coalition's latest rorting scandal run deeper than you may think.
Flying Nazi flags is abhorrent. But new laws against them won’t make the slightest difference to Australia's drift to authoritarianism.
The government has come down again, and even harder, on the side of institutional religion, to make it crystal clear that the churches’ rights trump our personal rights in all fields.
Scott Morrison has labelled protesters “anarchists”. But what about Australians' right to freedom of political communication?
A recent decision by the High Court has left people wondering whether it will be harder to find people to fund class action lawsuits now.
Late Labor figure Bill Landeryou has been accused of rape by the daughter of Bob Hawke, Rosslyn Dillon — claims that were allegedly smothered by Hawke.
A package of reforms to the national defamation code means that hurt feelings may no longer be enough to take your neighbour to court.
A look inside the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disabilities.
Sarah Hanson-Young's win against David Leyonhjelm was the right result for the wrong reasons.
