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There is very little I love more than free things. I’m pretty sure the only pens I own are branded ones I’ve picked up from law firms at LSS events; I’m a sucker for merch, and they give it out liberally. It’s probably because it’s so rare to find free stuff that I like it. Mostly, things are expensive due to the cost of living, inflation, all those ugly economic words I don’t appreciate seeing in the news. Very, very few things are free, including The Law. There are the cost

Picture this: an AI system, running autonomously on servers somewhere in Sydney, makes a series of financial decisions that wipe out a small investor’s retirement savings. The investor wants to sue. But whom, exactly? The Silicon Valley company that wrote the base model? The Melbourne fintech startup that fine-tuned it? The cloud provider that hosted it? Or the algorithm itself? Image from Pinterest This is an emerging reality, and the law in Australia, like most legal system

“Another world is not only possible, she is on her way. On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing.” - Arundhati Roy Art by Hester Legge Australia’s hands were outstretched in support as cheers of “Aussie Aussie Aussie” echoed throughout the nation. Our country celebrated as we welcomed members of the Iranian Women’s Soccer team, who were offered refuge and protection in the wake of the recent conflict. At that moment, it seemed that Australia had finally started to step up in