News
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Monday 9 May 2016
Gabrielle Appleby's new book The Role of the Solicitor-General: Negotiating Law, Politics and the Public Interest is published by Hart
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Monday 9 May 2016
Gabrielle Appleby writes on ‘Election Explainer: When Does the Government Enter Caretaker Period and What Does it Mean?’ in The Conversation
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Monday 9 May 2016
Gabrielle Appleby and Grant Hoole write on ‘What should a federal ICAC look like? The hypothetical long arm’ in The Mandarin
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Monday 9 May 2016
Special issue of Legal Education Review containing papers presented at the Inaugural Public Law in the Classroom workshop, co-hosted by the Centre and the Public Law and Policy Research Unit (University of Adelaide) in 2015
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Wednesday 27 April 2016
Harry Hobbs writes for the Guardian on the Uluru decision and Constitutional recognition
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Wednesday 27 April 2016
Gabrielle Appleby, Sean Brennan, Shipra Chordia and Grant Hoole make a submission to the Senate Select Committee Inquiry on the Establishment of a National Integrity Commission
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Monday 18 April 2016
George Williams writes in the Sydney Morning Herald on Citizenship Loss Board
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Wednesday 13 April 2016
Tony Blackshield writes about the problems facing an evenly divided eight-member US Supreme Court in the wake of the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, launching a new series of Occasional Pieces on the Centre website
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Wednesday 13 April 2016
Simon Halliday co-authors an article in Law and Policy on 'Legal Compliance in Street-Level Bureaucracy: A Study of UK Housing Officers'
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Monday 11 April 2016
Socio-legal scholar Professor Simon Halliday joins the UNSW Law Faculty and the Centre. His research focuses primarily on the significance of law for public administration, particularly for the front-line delivery of public services
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Monday 11 April 2016
A new book edited by Melissa Crouch, Islam and the State in Myanmar: Muslim-Buddhist Relations and the Politics of Belonging in Myanmar, launched at UNSW
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Monday 11 April 2016
Latest posts on AUSPUBLAW: George Williams and Daniel Reynolds on Australia’s parliamentary regime for human rights scrutiny, and the April public law events update
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Monday 11 April 2016
George Williams and Daniel Reynolds write on ‘The First Four Years of Australia’s Parliamentary Scrutiny Regime for Human Rights’ in UK Constitutional Law Blog
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Monday 4 April 2016
Paul Kildea writes in the The Conversation on Malcolm Turnbull’s plan to allow the states to collect income tax
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Monday 4 April 2016
George Willliams writes in the Sydney Morning Herald on selecting High Court judges
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Monday 4 April 2016
George Williams reviews The Forgotten People in The Weekend Australian
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Monday 4 April 2016
George Williams and Daniel Reynolds write on ‘The Operation and Impact of Australia’s Parliamentary Scrutiny Regime for Human Rights’ in the Monash University Law Review
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Wednesday 30 March 2016
Recently on the AUSPUBLAW blog: Graeme Orr on the NSW Electoral Commission decision about public funding and disclosure of political donations; Glenn Patmore on politicians’ justifications for initiating a republic referendum; Murray Wesson on McCloy, proportionality and deference; and the latest public law events roundup
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Wednesday 30 March 2016
George Williams writes in the Sydney Morning Herald on the Hazem El Masri case and the problem in Australia of innocence until proven guilty
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Wednesday 30 March 2016
George Williams and Harry Hobbs write for The Constitution Unit on Australia's reformed electoral system
