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• Kabi Kabi people recognised as Native Title holders over the Sunshine Coast - ABC News
   

  • Douglas on behalf of the Kabi Kabi First Nation Traditional Owners Native Title Claim Group v State of Queensland (No 5) [2024] FCA 645
     

  • What does the recognition of the Kabi Kabi people as Sunshine Coast native title holders mean? | Queensland | The Guardian
     

• Curfews on released detainees are not punitive and less onerous than Covid restrictions, commonwealth says | Australian immigration and asylum | The Guardian
   

• Bruce Lehrmann's lawyers to make a 'no case to answer' application on rape charges

   

Editor’s picks

• A copy of the letter from Pauline Hanson’s lawyers to Robert Irwin’s lawyers can be found here.

  “Your client’s claims of passing off and defamation are so plainly inconsistent as to be nonsensical”
   

• Former silk cannot shake findings he ‘thwarted’ administration of justice - Lawyers Weekly
   

  • O'Bryan v Lindholm [2024] VSCA 130 (13 June 2024)
     

• The Wigs: The Wigs Live - Reasonable Cause CPD 2024 on Apple Podcasts

  In March this year, the Wigs were back to record a live show at the Reasonable Cause Continuing Professional Development Conference.

  The topic was Ethics for Defence Lawyers and the panel discussion you are about to hear examined the basis of ethical obligations, the nature of the fiduciary obligations lawyers have, common ethical breaches, some of the reasons why they occur, and how lawyers should respond to complaints.
   

• He was falsely convicted of murder. So he studied law in prison – and freed himself | Law (US) | The Guardian

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