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Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal update: Vol 34 Pt 2

By journalalerts on September 6, 2026

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Australian Law Journal update: Vol 100 Pt 3

By journalalerts on July 17, 2026

This Part of the Australian Law Journal includes the following articles: Criminalising Nazi Symbols: Comparing Australian and German Legal Prohibitions by Madeleine Hale and Phoebe Galbally; Ghost in the Machine: The Limits of Systems Intentionality to Prove Corporate Intent by Shane Herbst and Kanaga Dharmananda SC; Regulating Online Hate Speech in Australia by Vicki Waye; Current Issues with subheadings - Responding to the Bondi terrorist attack, Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion, New Commonwealth legislation, New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory, Victoria, South Australia’s new Chief Justice, 40 years of Australia’s (complete) independence, The Curated Page. Other sections include - Conveyancing and Property, The Extension of “Covenant Buster” Statutory Provisions to Easements by Sydney Jacobs; Equity and Trusts, Fiduciaries, Causation, and Accounts of Profits: Rukhadze v Recovery Partners GP Ltd by Aryan Mohseni; International Focus, The New International Legal Framework for Pandemics and Other International Health Emergencies by Jonathan Liberman; Personalia by Saskia O’Neill; and book reviews by Angelina Gomez

Posted In: Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ) Tagged: Angelina Gomez articles Aryan Mohseni book review Conveyancing and property Criminalising Nazi Symbols: Comparing Australian and German Legal Prohibitions Cuurent issues Devon Whittle equity and trusts Ghost in the Machine: The Limits of Systems Intentionality to Prove Corporate Intent Hon Justice FranÃ§ois Kunc International focus Jonathan Liberman Larrisa Reid Madeleine Hale and Phoebe Galbally Personalia Regulating Online Hate Speech in Australia Robert Angyal SC and Brendan Edgeworth Saskia O'Neill Shane Herbst and Kanaga Dharmananda SC Sydney Jacobs The Extension of “Covenant Buster” Statutory Provisions to Easements The New International Legal Framework for Pandemics and other International Health Emergencies Vicki Waye

Australian Intellectual Property Journal update: Vol 36 Pt 3

By journalalerts on July 3, 2026

The latest Part of the Australian Intellectual Property Journal includes the following articles: "Can Copyright Survive GenAI? Second Annual Jill McKeough Lecture, 5 March 2026" by David Lindsay, "Copyright Protection for Artificial Intelligence Works: Preventing the Deepfake Demise of the Music Industry" by Mia Grant. Also in this Part are the following sections: Editorial, and Book Review: "Copyright Reversion: Reclaiming Lost Culture and Getting Creators Paid" by Joshua Yuvaraj and Rebecca Giblin, reviewed by Sam Ricketson.

Posted In: Australian Intellectual Property Journal (AIPJ) Tagged: AI copyright protection AI developers AI music AI policy AI training AI-generated music AI-generated works AIPJ artificial intelligence artistic works Australia Australian copyright law Australian copyright policy Australian Intellectual Property Journal Australian IP authorship beneficial innovation book review Can Copyright Survive GenAI case law ChatGPT compulsory licensing copyright Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) copyright and AI copyright incentives copyright infringement copyright law copyright ownership copyright policy copyright protection scope copyright reform copyright remedies copyright reversion copyright subject matter copyright sustainability creative content creative industries creators' rights cultural heritage David Brennan David Lindsay deepfake deepfake demise deepfake music dramatic works Editorial extended collective licensing GenAI GenAI policy GenAI training data generative AI getting creators paid human-centred creative industries innovation intellectual property Jill McKeough Jill McKeough lecture Joshua Yuvaraj law reform legislative reform levies licensing literary works lost culture Mia Grant music industry music works opt-in opt-out Part III Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) policy debate policy reform public interest Rebecca Giblin reclaiming lost culture reversion rights Sam Ricketson Statutory interpretation tailored copyright approach tech industry technological change technological development training data training data sets transparency unauthorised copying unauthorised use UTS voluntary licensing works of authorship

Company and Securities Law Journal update: Vol 41 Pt 4

By journalalerts on July 2, 2026

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Australian Law Journal update: Vol 100 Pt 2

By journalalerts on June 15, 2026

This Part of the Australian Law Journal includes the following articles: Nuisance by Delay? Hunt Leather Pty Ltd v Transport for NSW by Lee Aitken; Beyond Reasonable Doubt Defined by Justice Phillip Priest; History of the Australian Law Journal: The 1920s: A New Voice for the Legal Profession by Larissa Reid; Climate Change: Government Responsibilities Under Australian Law by John Basten; Section include, Current Issues with subheadings - An antisemitic atrocity at Bondi, Doli incapax changes in NSW, Jury reform in England and Wales, The Chief Justice of South Australia retires, The Curated Page. Other sections include, Conveyancing and Property, "Nuisance by Delay? Hunt Leather Pty Ltd v Transport for NSW" by Lee Aitken, Crime and Evidence 'Beyond Reasonable Doubt Defined' by Justice Phillip Priest; Recent Cases 'Elhawat v Workers Compensation Nominal Insurer (2025) 117 NSWLR 390; [2025] NSWCA 88' by Ruth Higgins, and book reviews

Posted In: Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ) Tagged: articles Beyond Reasonable Doubt Defined Book reviews Cimate Change common law Common Law Equity and Statute: A Complex Entangled System by Mark Leeming Conveyancing and Proeprty Crime and Evidence Current issues Equity and Statute: A Complex Entangled System Government Responsibilities Under Australian Law History of the Australian Law Journal: The 1920s: A New Voice for the Legal Profession John Basten Justice FranÃ§ois Kunc Justice Peter Quinlan Justice Phillip Priest Larissa Reid Lee Aitken Nuisance by Delay? Hunt Leather Pty Ltd v Transport for NSW Recent cases Robert Angyal SC and Brendan Edgeworth We're all in this together: Civility and Institutional Trust

Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal (ADRJ)

Australian Business Law Review (ABLR)

Australian Intellectual Property Journal (AIPJ)

Australian Journal of Administrative Law (AJ Admin L)

Australian Tax Review (AT Rev)

Building and Construction Law Journal (BCL)

Company and Securities Law Journal (C&SLJ)

Criminal Law Journal (Crim LJ)

Environmental and Planning Law Journal (EPLJ)

Family Law Review (Fam L Rev)