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Three prominent Indigenous women speak about one of the biggest social movements in the world and how it matters in Australia

Governments are scared of appearing business ‘unfriendly’ if they intervene in the gig economy and big companies are using this to their advantage, say experts at UNSW Sydney

Innovation can come from existing resources and doesn’t necessarily have to involve spending lots of money. What’s important is understanding what resources are available and how to efficiently use them, says a UNSW Law student.

In the midst of a global pandemic, UNSW Law took home the Justice William Gummow Cup for the third year in a row

The Australian Human Rights Institute at UNSW Sydney will welcome a new director next year, with Professor Justine Nolan joining from 1 January 2021.

The international human rights lawyer and advocate has a strong profile on the global stage as well as grassroots connections.

Stuart Fuller, UNSW Foundation Board Director, Law alumnus and member of the Law Advisory Council, now chairs Australia’s leading national centre for engagement with Asia.

Developments in international economic law could alter Australia's relationship with China and other key trading partners, says UNSW Law’s Professor Heng Wang.

Australia cannot afford to ignore the looming displacement, according to ‘Climate Change, Disasters and Mobility: A Roadmap for Australian Action’.