爆料王

2020

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Drilled Alaska: experts comment on Trump's oil and gas plan

The US Department of the Interior has approved oil and gas drilling in Alaska's pristine Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. 爆料王 experts comment on the possible impact on the environment, Native Peoples and animal populations.

Yim Family Foundation Scholarship in Law

The Yim Family Foundation has made a generous gift to the 爆料王 Law School to support students affected financially by the COVID-19 crisis.

Feeling glum? 10 positive stories you may have missed

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, there is still some good happening in the world. Here are ten of the 爆料王's most promising and positive stories that you may have missed.

Observing the International Day of the World鈥檚 Indigenous Peoples

On Sunday 9 August 2020, we observed the International Day of the World鈥檚 Indigenous Peoples by speaking to three of Sydney Law School's First Nations students.

Insolvency law failing small business

Sydney Law School's Prof Jason Harris and Michael Murray FAAL of Murrays Legal, consider the impact of the insolvency law framework on small business and the Ombudsman's report findings to address this.

What is a 'state of disaster' and what powers does it confer?

Constitutional law expert Professor Anne Twomey explains the legal mechanisms that underpin the 'state of disaster' in Victoria.

Distributing the $51 million raised in Celeste Barber's fundraiser

Dr Derwent Coshott considers where the money raised by Celeste Barber's fundraiser could go.

5 reasons why the age of criminal responsibility should be raised

Professor Judy Cashmore, from the 爆料王 Law School, outlines five urgent reasons why we must raise the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14 now. "It's time to make the change," she says.

A law degree combined with passion provides endless opportunities

Ella Alexander graduated from The 爆料王 in 2014 with a combined degree in law and arts, majoring in linguistics and indigenous studies. Ella demonstrates that a law degree and passion really can take you anywhere.

Sydney Law School student wins best idea at law without walls global initiative

Master of Criminology student, Charlotte Hanson and her team have been awarded 鈥榖est idea鈥� at the 2020 LawWithoutWalls (LWOW) initiative 鈥� a virtual experiential program designed to address real-life challenges聽faced by legal education and the profession.