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Uber is heading to the High Court to challenge an $82 million payroll tax ruling, in a case that could reshape how Australia taxes the gig economy.
This week we welcome Her Honour Magistrate Urfa Masood, former criminal barrister, and the first Muslim woman to sit on any bench in Victoria.
Urfa left Sri Lanka and moved to Australia with her immediate family at the age of 11, leaving behind a civil war and a large, deeply connected extended family.
After adjusting quickly to life in Australia and excelling at school, Urfa began her law degree at 16 and graduated with honours.
This article examines the practice of Australian family law judicial officers writing judgments for children. Just three published judgments to date in proceedings under pt VII of the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) have contemplated children as an audience. Informed by a children’s rights-based approach, the article articulates the nexus between children’s participation in court proceedings and effective communication of the court’s decision and reasoning. It explains the value of, and identifies barriers to, judicial officers writing judgments for children in Australian family law. Finally, the article proposes five overarching principles that may guide the development of resources to support this judicial practice. Amidst a climate of family law reform, this article prompts discussion about the role of judgments for children as a strategy for improving children’s experiences of participation.
Unlocking Innovation: Balancing Protection and Access - presented by: Kathi Vidal, former Director, United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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