The Value of Studying Law Abroad

Julia Faragher Over this year’s winter break, I went to study Global Media and Communications Law at theUniversity of East Anglia International Summer School in Norwich, England. I was keen to start breaking into my electives after two and a…

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S44 Set to Spike APL Enrolments

Posted on October 31, 2017 Under All 0 Comments

S44 Set to Spike APL Enrolments Brigid Horneman-Wren The ANU College of Law has entered into talks with senior parliamentary officials, with negotiations underway to allow all federal politicians special entry into Australian Public Law. Those with parents, grandparents, and…

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Feeling Homesick? Why not try these tricks?

by Tiffany P. Monorom No matter how amazing Australia is, there is no place like home.   Just when you finally feel like you have settled down in a new place and have started a new life, that uneasy feeling…

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Mental Health and Wellbeing

by Tiffany P. Monorom   According to the Australian Financial Review, lawyers and legal related professionals have the lowest health and wellbeing compared with other professionals.   Lawyers’ high risk of mental health illness and depression originates as early as…

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ALSA Competition Experience: Client Interview

Alexandra Cornfield and Isabella Sorby As two fourth-year law students, Bella and I are so glad we got involved with the LSS Client Interview Competition in Semester One. Not only did we gain invaluable practical legal skills, but we had…

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