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Contracts between sporting clubs by Chris Davies, Neil Dunbar

“…There is no doubting the significance of contracts in professional team sports, the most common being employment contracts between players and clubs. There can…”
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Preface by Stephen Graw

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ASIC'S director disqualification power under section 206F of the 'Corporations Act 2001' (Cth) - regulatory problems and suggested reforms by Tom Middleton

“…ASIC has an administrative (non-judicial) power under section 206F of the 'Corporations Act 2001' (Cth) to disqualify a person from managing a corporation (for…”
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Preface by Stephen Graw

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Preface by Stephen Graw

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The sports grants scandal: Constitutional protection of socioeconomic rights as a remedy for pork-barrelling by Bede Harris

“…Pork-barrelling, defined as the allocation of public resources for the purpose of securing political advantage, is rampant in Australia. Inquiries by the…”
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Women, sport and the law in the twenty-first century by Chris Davies

“…A feature of sport in Australia has been the rise of women's sport, particularly in regard to leagues in team sports, namely netball, cricket, basketball and…”
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Justice for Robodebt by Justin Greggery

“…It is a real pleasure to speak to the James Cook University students about the tangled mess of politics, self-interest and personal hurt that was the Robodebt…”
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The stage of law: Examining performers' rights in India and Australia's entertainment industries by Karnika Bansal

“…Performers play a crucial role in the creative process by bringing various copyrightable subject matters, such as songs, dances, dramatic performances, and…”
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From slavery to sovereignty?: 'Mabo', native title and the 'Uluru Statement from the Heart' by Bryan Keon-Cohen

“…My topic tonight, ‘From Slavery to sovereignty?: 'Mabo', native title and the Uluru Statement’, seeks to examine the backgrounds, motivation and conduct of the…”
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Native title as property: 'Yunupingu v Commonwealth' by Daniel Lavery

“…In May 2023 a full Federal Court in 'Yunupingu v Commonwealth' decided unanimously that native title is 'property' within the terms of section 51(xxxi) of the…”
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Native title in North and Far North Queensland Thirty Years Post-Mabo by Chris Davies

“…The 30th Anniversary of the Mabo decision was a central theme to James Cook University's 2022 Mabo Lecture. This article develops this theme further by…”
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European Football and the impact of unforeseen disruptions involving pandemics, war and terrorism and climate change by Chris Davies, Neil Dunbar

“…The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), the governing body of European football, like many other sporting organising bodies, had to contend with…”
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There and back again: A personal reflection by Lincoln Crowley

“…I commence this lecture this evening by acknowledging the traditional owners of the land here in Townsville, the Bindal and the Wulgurukaba peoples, and I pay…”
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Legal Professional Privilege in the Australian Tax System: Back to the Future for Law Reform? by Robin Woellner, Michael Bersten

“…The doctrine of legal professional privilege ('LPP') has long been a fundamental principle of the common law, promoting the public interest and the…”
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Legal professional privilege in the Australian Tax System: Back to the Future for Law Reform? by Robin Woellner, Michael Bersten

“…The doctrine of legal professional privilege ('LPP') has long been a fundamental principle of the common law, promoting the public interest and the…”
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Native title in North and Far North Queensland Thirty Years Post-Mabo by Chris Davies

“…The 30th Anniversary of the Mabo decision was a central theme to James Cook University's 2022 Mabo Lecture. This article develops this theme further by…”
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Live Streaming Civil Trials in Victoria: How open should the Court's (Virtual) doors be? by Arieh Herszberg

“…Open justice is the principle that justice should 'be seen to be done' by ensuring court processes are transparent. This research note focuses on the literal…”
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Preface by Stephen Graw

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A Dental Practitioner's Pricky Predicament: to Tell or not to Tell? by Vy Phan

“…Changes to national guidelines in 2018 allowing Australian dentists to practice with HIV have been met with complex ethical dilemmas, and the question of…”
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