News in Faculty of Law

New bill in NSW could prove crucial to reduce numbers of First Nations children in care.

New UTS Law short courses show lawyers how to promote the rights of their clients.

A new study aims to better understand how people over 65 plan for the future.

Senior Lecturer Harry Hobbs on the bizarre history of tax-free cities.

What does "freely available" mean from a legal standpoint?

Get to know Professor Anita Stuhmcke, our new Dean in the Faculty of Law.

Elyse Methven is a Senior Lecturer in Law studying offensive language crimes.

The High Court has thwarted the “good faith” defence in Zachary Rolfe’s trial.

Dr Alexandra Grey examines the govenment's plan to strengthen Indigenous languages.

Employers have an obligation to maintain a safe workplace.

The NSW Legal Academic of the Year opens up about her research and early influences.

The recent redress scheme has significant limitations.

Home Affairs won’t reveal how many refugees in detention have been vaccinated.

Taking the legal guesswork out of conducting fundraising raffles.

UTS Law's Dr Harry Hobbs explores what makes a successful micronation.

Aboriginal people seek compensation for decades of unpaid work.

Scores of medevac refugees have recently been released from detention.

TikTokkers are writing Ratatouille, the musical. But who owns the copyright?

Political leadership, and how it affects women’s rights, is back in the spotlight.

To move forward, we need to answer for the legacies of colonisation.

UTS Law students have won the 2021 Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.

We wish you a year of prosperity, health and happiness

ASA's new project aims to empower local communities to help combat forced marriage.

UTS Law Alumni, Nicholas Stewart challenges students to work for the common good.

UTS was happy to accept this student's unconventional path into tertiary education.

How not 'being there' can still be both challenging and rewarding.

Award-winning ways of combining business, the law and technology to solve legal problems

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A different kind of Award ceremony but still recognising academic excellence and merit.

Meet some of our 2020 Dean's Merit List recipients.

Indigenous law students 'rise up and go after' in a unique program.