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31 mars 2021

Another family law review, another shrug. Why conduct time-consuming inquiries if they go nowhere?

Patrick Parkinson, The University of Queensland

The ALRC review of the family law system, launched with great fanfare in 2017, has all but been forgotten. The government’s response to many recommendations was simply ‘noted’.

Our research found that children place the most emphasis on issues such as having the Family Court process and the roles of key players explained to them, and on being heard. Cindy Zhi NY-BD-CC

7 mai 2018

In the Family Court, children say they want the process explained and their views heard. It’s time we listened

Anne Graham, Southern Cross University et Judy Cashmore, University of Sydney

In the Family Court, respecting what matters to children can help determine how sustainable and workable the arrangements are. Research shows

The ABC has stepped in to defend the rights of licensing partners by shutting down a popular third-party application. AAP/ABC

19 septembre 2012

ABC embroiled in copyright debate over iview

Charis Palmer, La Conversation

The ABC has found itself caught up in a copyright debate after it forced the removal of an application that enabled people to download and watch programs offered on its iview service. The Python-iview…

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Professor of Socio-Legal Research and Policy, University of Sydney
Anne Graham
Professor and Director of the Centre for Children & Young People, Southern Cross University
Patrick Parkinson
Emeritus Professor of Law, The University of Queensland

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