926 - Fifty years of 'no-fault' divorce in Australia
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926 - Fifty years of 'no-fault' divorce in Australia
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From courtroom dramas to miscarriages of justice, to how the law affects you — and so much more. The Law Report is your accessible guide to the big legal stories unfolding in Australia and across the world.
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Published21 Jul 2026
Duration29:07
Episodes
926-
Fifty years of 'no-fault' divorce in Australia
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21 Jul 2026
925-
The dilemmas of parole board decision making
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14 Jul 2026
924-
New employment law pathway to hear sexual harassment complaints
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07 Jul 2026
923-
Who should pay when prison guards or police officers cause injury?
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30 Jun 2026
922-
Why a UK court upheld the Palestine Action terror ban
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23 Jun 2026
921-
Should a complainant's counselling records be used in a sexual assault trial?
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16 Jun 2026
920-
Is there a place for AI in boardrooms and the courts?
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09 Jun 2026
919-
A bushfire starts on your property and spreads to your neighbours - are you liable for their losses?
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02 Jun 2026
918-
Trump's war on journalists: libel or lawfare?
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26 May 2026
917-
America's Erin Patterson? The Kouri Richins poisoning case
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19 May 2026
916-
Does EMDR therapy taint a witness's recollection?
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12 May 2026
915-
What does an election look like when there are no financial ground rules?
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05 May 2026
914-
Scam victims want compensation as HSBC settles ASIC action
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28 Apr 2026
913-
Why was Ben Roberts-Smith granted bail on war crimes charges?
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21 Apr 2026
912-
Euthanasia: How Australia's approach compares to other countries
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14 Apr 2026
911-
A cultural approach to reducing Indigenous reoffending
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07 Apr 2026
910-
How accurate is facial recognition software?
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31 Mar 2026
909-
High Court says government can't use ankle bracelets, curfews to monitor former immigration detainees
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24 Mar 2026
908-
Are suppression orders out of control in Victoria?
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17 Mar 2026
907-
Should an offender's disadvantage have an impact on their sentence?
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10 Mar 2026
906-
Law Report Special: Star Casino executive directors breached their obligations under the Corporations Act
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05 Mar 2026
905-
Claims chasers in natural disaster zones
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03 Mar 2026
904-
Fifty years of 'no-fault' divorce in Australia
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24 Feb 2026
903-
Is the right to protest being undermined in Australia?
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17 Feb 2026
902-
British AG Richard Hermer on Gaza, Israel, Greenland, and upholding the rule of law; Political donations buy access
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10 Feb 2026
901-
How useful is AI in creating better legal outcomes and processes?
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03 Feb 2026
900-
What's in Australia's new hate crime and gun control laws?
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27 Jan 2026
899-
When a natural disaster strikes, what are your legal rights?
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20 Jan 2026
898-
Defining death: ALRC examines laws around human tissue and organs
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13 Jan 2026
897-
Race, language and the Law
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06 Jan 2026
896-
How art is transforming the lives of First Nations prisoners
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30 Dec 2025
895-
"What's in your drugs?": Pill testing at music events
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23 Dec 2025
894-
Dezi Freeman and the sovereign citizens movement
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16 Dec 2025
893-
What does Victoria's historic treaty mean for First Peoples?
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09 Dec 2025
892-
US lawsuits allege ChatGPT encouraged suicides, harmed users' mental health
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02 Dec 2025
891-
Countdown to Australia's social media ban
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25 Nov 2025
890-
How legally tight are prenuptial agreements?
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18 Nov 2025
889-
Whitlam dismissal 50 years on
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11 Nov 2025
888-
Fifty years of the Australian Law Reform Commission
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04 Nov 2025
887-
Do we have a right to free speech in Australia?
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28 Oct 2025
886-
FOI reform and government transparency; Prosecuting the spread of deepfakes online
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21 Oct 2025
885-
High Court lets police access evidence from encrypted app used in global raids
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14 Oct 2025
884-
If a self-driving car crashes, who is liable?
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07 Oct 2025
883-
How should wrongful convictions be compensated?
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30 Sep 2025
882-
Is Australia fulfilling its legal duty to act on climate change? And High Court orders return of Bolivian artefact
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23 Sep 2025
881-
Fifty years of PNG's independence constitution
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16 Sep 2025
880-
Erin Patterson mushroom murder sentence explained
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08 Sep 2025
879-
Dezi Freeman and 'sovereign citizens'
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02 Sep 2025
878-
Law Report Special: Linda Reynolds wins defamation battle against Brittany Higgins
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27 Aug 2025
877-
Will 'post and boast' laws stop offenders bragging on social media? Australia tightens vaping regulations