How racial discrimination laws protect Jews and Palestinians in Australia.

A second High Court migration case in as many weeks sends the government back to the drawing board.

The Treaty of Versailles was Australia's first independent venture in foreign affairs.

Police Sergeant David Power has admitted to giving incorrect evidence to an ACT court.

Final High Court judgments involving Chief Justice Susan Kiefel have been handed down.

Debate over creating an Indigenous body to make representations to the government has led some to consider international treaties instead.

The High Court paves the way for a federal fuel excise for electric vehicles.

The double majority required for a referendum means the Yes campaign faces an uphill battle.

Comparisons drawn to the proposed Voice to Parliament as both campaigns draw to a close.

The relationship between New Zealand and its Māori people could inspire how the Indigenous Voice to Parliament operates.

Without the involvement of international law, the question of Australian sovereignty cannot be challenged.

The Queensland and Commonwealth governments are set to introduce changes to privacy laws with wildly different consequences.

Long and expensive delays in native title determinations have led states to develop alternative schemes.

Ongoing discussion ahead of the Voice to Parliament referendum.

Why Australian legislation can be used to affect a particular race.

Pressure mounts for the Albanese government to reverse over a decade of strict immigration laws.

Inferior court judges may now be sued for harm caused by wrongful judgments.

It’s recently been revealed that NSW Transport Secretary Josh Murray made donations to Transport Minister Jo Haylen last September.

The Victorian Court of Appeal has allowed a lawsuit against the Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne to proceed.

Justice Beech-Jones will be the 4th judge appointed in as many years.