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Anne TwomeyBrisbane Times |
The One Nation leader’s case is among a slew of cases the High Court will deal with in coming months on freedom of political communication.
Whatever the outcome, it will be far more consequential than the existence of the White Australia Party.
The High Court has rendered invalid an entire part of Victoria’s Electoral Act because it favours major parties at the expense of independents and...
From barrister to chief justice of the High Court, Sir Anthony Mason was at the centre of some of Australia’s most significant legal decisions.
Queensland has become the first parliament in Australia to enact a ban on the use of two political slogans: “from the river to the sea” and...
The former Prince Andrew is eighth in line for the throne. But not for long.
The former Prince Andrew is eighth in line for the throne. But not for long.
The former Prince Andrew is eighth in line for the throne. But not for long.
The former Prince Andrew is eighth in line for the throne. But not for long.
The place of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, former prince and brother of the king, in the line of succession to the British throne appears to be under...
The place of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, former prince and brother of the king, in the line of succession to the British throne appears to be under...
While is it possible the former prince could be removed from the line of succession, it is a messy and complicated legislative process.
The new laws, which allow ‘hate’ groups to be banned, could also potentially affect people wanting to make legitimate criticisms of a foreign...
The government’s proposed changes to hate speech legislation may have unintended consequences, and fall foul of the Constitution.
The government’s proposed changes to hate speech legislation may have unintended consequences, and fall foul of the Constitution.
The government’s proposed changes to hate speech legislation may have unintended consequences, and fall foul of the Constitution.
The government’s proposed changes to hate speech legislation may have unintended consequences, and fall foul of the Constitution.
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