Garden writer sought the paradise of beauty
Holly Kerr Forsyth, garden expert and author of a weekly column on the subject for The Weekend Australian from 1997 to May 2016, has died.
Holly Kerr Forsyth, garden expert and author of a weekly column on the subject for The Weekend Australian from 1997 to May 2016, has died.
Take a break at this tranquil retreat carved out of bushland close to Sydney.
Gender disparity in legal partnerships has improved but the gap that remains is still a bad look for the sector.
Money and interesting work are just the starting point when law firms recruit these days: new hires insist on quality of life.
Legal firms looking to hire know they have to come up with more than money and the promise of a hard path to partnership.
Recessions and pandemics come and go, but finding and keeping legal talent remains the imperative at legal firms, according to Ashurst global chief Paul Jenkins.
Legal firms fared much better than they feared through the pandemic and expect to crisis-manage any recession just as well.
International law firm Baker McKenzie has appointed its Sydney-based Anne-Marie Allgrove as local national managing partner.
The solicitor who represented a string of high-profile clients will tell the Tony Shepherd Oration that attempts to reform the system have been an ‘abysmal failure’ due to state governments.
The Federal Court of Australia’s ‘greatest hits’ for 2021-22 were topped by tennis star Novak Djokovic’s fight against the cancellation of his visa.
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