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The power of emergency executive government has legally moved beyond elected parliament, with democracy and the law the poorer for it, writes Morry Bailes. Democracy must not become a pandemic victim The way out of the COVID tunnel lies in the confidence of the public to be vaccinated, but in the meantime the law has a central...
Read moreCyclist deaths have risen by nearly 50 per cent since the introduction of road laws aimed at increasing their safety. Morry Bailes questions what’s gone wrong. It is not just greater publicity that has contributed to the seeming rise in cycling deaths, it’s real. The statistics make for grim reading. South Australia has...
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley is delighted to announce the following promotions: Fiona Fagan – Partner Dimitra Bouras – Senior Lawyer Sarah Mitchell – Senior Lawyer Alexandra Svenson – Senior Associate Nour Harb – Associate.
Read moreThe use of a legal loophole to seize QR data highlights the security and trust issues of a key public health tool requiring individuals to sign in, argues Morry Bailes. Police use of QR data reinforces privacy concerns How many times have you heard executive gvernment tell us, as it introduces a particular security measure...
Read moreAs high-profile defamation cases hit the headlines and courts, Morry Bailes asks if the existing system is fit for purpose. Is it a coincidence, or does there seem to be an uptick in defamation suits being commenced by Australian politicians? The question raises interesting considerations not only about defamation laws in...
Read moreAn anti-corruption inquiry into an Australian police force campaign for recruitment gender balance is a warning for managers to check how results are achieved, argues Morry Bailes. Gender equality at all costs may be the catch cry of some in our community, but as the Queensland Police Service (QPS) recently discovered, it...
Read moreExamples from the legal profession demonstrate why enforced quotas to increase female participation in politics and business are unwarranted, argues Morry Bailes. Judging between meritocracy and quotas The Liberal Party of Australia is currently facing the age old question of whether to force gender equality amongst elected...
Read moreAttempts to introduce new gender-neutral terms are an affront to language and freedom, argues Morry Bailes. Parliaments make the majority of our law in Australia, both at the state and federal level. Parliaments are elected by the people, and governments and parliamentarians are expected to adhere to the wishes of the people....
Read moreThe disturbing findings of the Aged Care Royal Commission and its recommendations outline a clear case for root and branch systemic reform. Morry Bailes explains the legal changes needed. Our aged deserve dignity and action If there was ever a clear-cut case for law reform, it would be in Australia’s aged care sector. Now...
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