Rattenbury in ranks: A-G’s ‘troubling’ intervention
The ACT A-G told Anthony Williamson he was ‘concerned’ he had terminated some sexual assault prosecutions, two months before the respected acting DPP was rejected for the job.
The ACT A-G told Anthony Williamson he was ‘concerned’ he had terminated some sexual assault prosecutions, two months before the respected acting DPP was rejected for the job.
Increasingly disillusioned millennials and Gen Zers are turning right, and Holly Valance’s headline-making comments take me back to when the Spice Girls came out as Thatcherites.
The ACT government has confirmed reports that it has appointed its first ever female chief prosecutor, with Victoria Engel filling the role less than two years after becoming a silk.
Though the voice referendum is done and dusted, the canons of critical race theory remain – just look at the Kerr saga.
Anti-Semitic remarks are odious, but using section 18C to silence them is downright dangerous.
At a time when the US is well past the high-water mark of diversity, equity and inclusion and is back-pedalling on it madly, Australia is doubling down on DEI.
Judges are sounding the alarm over the rise in sexual assault cases that should not have made it to court. Who is watching over our watchmen?
Five AFP officers will sue the ACT government and the former chief prosecutor over unfounded claims they say decimated their careers.
Law students at Canberra University have been startled to discover the identity of their new lecturer in the law of evidence: former chief prosecutor Shane Drumgold.
Tempting as it was to farewell Brad Banducci with shouts of ‘go woke, go broke’, that would distract from the profound failures of corporate Australia.
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