Timely reminders around legal professional privilege
By Alan Wrigley and Caitlin Miller
Some recent court decisions serve as timely reminders of the fundamental principles relating to waiver of legal professional
What will happen to the Louvre jewellery after the heist?
By Andreas Schloenhardt
The spectacular heist of jewellery from the Louvre museum in Paris has many people wondering how a theft like this could occur in broad daylight
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has had a successful meeting with US President Donald Trump in the White House. Aside from a Presidential dressing down for
By Rebecca Strating
The long-awaited meeting between US President Donald Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is finally set to happen in Washington this
By Andrew Guthrie Ferguson
Police in the United States are getting a boost from artificial intelligence, with algorithms now able to draft police reports in minutes. The
By Martin Kear
Despite the euphoria surrounding the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, Gaza is still wracked with violence.
More than two dozen Palestinians have been
Superannuation retreat fixes some, but not all, flaws
By Natalie Peng
After months of vociferous pushback from the superannuation industry and wealthy investors, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has softened his proposed super tax
By Shane Rodgers
There is an old saying that the more things change the more they stay the same.
It is a mistake to believe that this is always a good thing. When change
Read the Middle East peace agreement signed this week
The White House has released the full text of the peace agreement signed in the Middle East this week. It reads:
We, the undersigned, welcome the truly historic
Will Trump’s “shock and awe” style work long-term?
By Lester Munson
US President Donald Trump is in the Middle East this week to oversee the initial implementation of his Gaza peace agreement, which many hope will