News
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Tuesday 21 September 2021
Professors Rosalind Dixon and Gabrielle Appleby write for AUSPUBLAW about the launch of the Feminist Judgments and Critical Judgments Projects website (www.criticaljudgments.com) at the Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law last week. The website brings Feminist Judgments and Critical Judgments Projects from across the world (and their associated resources, including Teaching Resources) together in one online repository.
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Thursday 8 October 2020
The Gilbert+Tobin Centre of Public Law releases a video in celebration of 20 years of ideas and impact.
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Thursday 9 July 2020
Submission from Gabrielle Appleby, Janina Boughey, Sangeetha Pillai and George Williams to the Senate Standing Committee for the Scrutiny of Delegated Legislation regarding the exemption of delegated legislation from parliamentary oversight.
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Monday 6 July 2020
Professor Gabrielle Appleby, Director of The Judiciary Project at the Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law, has been involved in organising a letter signed by hundreds of women across the legal profession to the Attorney-General calling on him to make reforms to the discipling and appointment of judges, following the investigation into sexual misconduct by Dyson Heydon AC QC. The women also wrote to the Chief Justice thanking her for her response to the complaints against Mr Heydon.
The story can be read here.
The letter to the Attorney-General is available here, and the letter to the Chief Justice here.
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Tuesday 28 April 2020
The G+T Centre introduces a new research project, Responding to Covid19: Project on Public Law and Public Health
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Thursday 5 September 2019
Lead by Paul Kildea, and with significant contributions from Harry Hobbs, the Australian Electoral Law Library was recently launched on AustLII. The Library includes digital copies of hundreds of court and tribunal decisions on electoral matters across Commonwealth, State and Territory jurisdictions. It also covers legislation and academic scholarship.
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Thursday 30 May 2019
The call for abstracts for the 2019 Postgraduate Workshop in Public Law is now open until 31 July 2019.
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Thursday 18 April 2019
Associate Professor Melissa Crouch suggests that the Australia Indonesia free trade agreement presents an opportunity to strengthen relations between the two countries. But is Australia really ready? A step in the right direction, says Crouch, would be for the Australian Government to ramp up its support for Indonesian language studies in Australia. Click here for the full article
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Tuesday 19 March 2019
Dr Nicola McGarrity (and former Centre members, Dr Rebecca Ananian-Welsh and Dr Jessie Blackbourn) make a submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security's review of the Counter-Terrorism (Temporary Exclusion Orders) Bill 2019.
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Tuesday 19 March 2019
Dr Nicola McGarrity and Professor George Williams (and former Centre members, Dr Rebecca Ananian-Welsh and Dr Tamara Tulich) make a submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security's review of the Counter-Terrorism Legislation Amendment Bill 2019.
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Thursday 7 March 2019
Centre Member Melissa Crouch comments on rallies recently held in Myanmar over demands by pro-democracy actors to amend the Constitution
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Wednesday 6 March 2019
A joint submission by Professor Gabrielle Appleby and Dr Janina Boughey of the UNSW Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law and Professor Mark Aronson, to the Senate Standing Committee on Regulations and Ordinances, currently conducting an inquiry into Parliamentary Scrutiny of Delegated Legislation.
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Wednesday 6 March 2019
A joint submission by members of the UNSW Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law (Professor Gabrielle Appleby) and the UNSW Centre for Law, Crime and Justice (Professor Luke McNamara and Dr Vicki Sentas) to the Tasmanian Justice Department on the Workplaces (Protection from Protesters) Amendment Bill 2019, which amends that State’s anti-protest laws, key provisions of which were struck down by the High Court in the 2017 decision of Brown v Tasmania for breaching the implied freedom of political communication
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Thursday 21 February 2019
Papers and PowerPoint slides from many speakers at our 2019 Constitutional Law Conference now available on our website.
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Tuesday 11 December 2018
Call for papers for 'Interdisciplinary Workshop on Understanding and Responding to Right Wing Terrorism' to be held at UNSW Law on 15-16 July 2019. Deadline for abstracts is 1 February 2019.
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Wednesday 5 December 2018
The program for the 2019 Constitutional Law Conference is now out. Check the flyer and other details at our event page here. The early bird rate for General registration is available until 31 December.
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Friday 23 November 2018
A Submission by Indigenous Members of the Referendum Council (Ms Patricia Anderson AO, Professor Megan Davis and Noel Pearson) and Technical Legal Advisers to the Regional Dialogues (Associate Professor Sean Brennan, Associate Professor Gabrielle Appleby, Dr Dylan Lino and Ms Gemma McKinnon) to the Joint Select Committee on Constitutional Recognition relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples has just been published. The Submission calls for the Australian Government to take a First Nations Voice, as called for in the Uluru Statement, to a referendum, and details a process to ensure that the Australian people have sufficient information on that proposal to vote YES.
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Wednesday 3 October 2018
Registrations are open and the call for abstracts is out for Public Law in the Classroom 2019. A great program includes a morning keynote from Professor Jeremy Waldron (NYU) on Public Law in a Global Context.
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Wednesday 5 September 2018
Congratulations to Centre member and UNSW Law Professor Rosalind Dixon for winning the Academic of the Year category at the 2018 Australian Law Awards.
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Friday 27 July 2018
We are excited to announce the Mason Conversation for 2018, featuring Ms Pat Anderson AO and Professor Megan Davis, and proudly hosted by the Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law. Register now.
