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The PIP breast implant scandal made headlines around the world. But nearly a decade later, there are hundreds of Australian women still fighting in Europe to get compensation for their faulty breast implants and the litany of health issues that followed, after the Australian importer avoided legal liability. TGB senior associate...
Read more‘Round Up’ was hailed as a groundbreaking weedkiller – safe for use on farms and in your backyard – when it was launched four decades ago. The product spread in popularity across the globe, but now, following a landmark US court decision, there are fears this common weedkiller could cause cancer, and suggestions the...
Read moreDespite numerous scandals affecting Australian women, why are substandard medical products still being allowed in the market? TGB senior associate Olla Kutieleh writes for InDaily.com.au Read the full column here.
Read moreWe are in a digital age, of that there is no doubt. There is also no question that digitising health records will be beneficial in the long-run for patients, medical staff and researchers. A single digital health system which connects the silos of health information will improve the efficiency and effectiveness of Australia’s...
Read moreWe speak of the Australian ‘fair go’, yet equality before the law is denied to vulnerable Australians every day. But a landmark new report outlines a path towards a more universal justice system, writes TGB managing partner Morry Bailes in his latest column for InDaily. Read the full column here.
Read moreProposed changes to South Australia’s ICAC Act pose an intolerable risk to the community, writes TGB senior associate Samuel Joyce, who argues there is an “unhealthy deference” to the current Commissioner. Read the full column for InDaily.com.au here.
Read moreProviding justice for victims of institutional child sex abuse has been a long and winding journey – and we’re not quite there yet, writes TGB managing partner, and Law Council of Australia President, Morry Bailes, in his latest column for InDaily.com.au Read the full column here.
Read moreA national facial recognition scheme could be misused for social surveillance and cracking down on traffic infringements unless tightly controlled, warns Law Council of Australia President and TGB managing partner Morry Bailes. He discussed the issue and what is at stake with the ABC’s Sonya Feldhoff. Listen to the full...
Read moreWhat does the 2018 federal Budget mean for Australia’s justice system? Check out the report from Lawyers Weekly, featuring TGB managing partner, and Law Council of Australia President, Morry Bailes. Get the full story here.
Read moreThe Federal Government’s proposed identity-matching legislation has the potential to lift government surveillance of citizens to a new and unjustified level, writes TGB managing partner Morry Bailes in his latest column for InDaily – South Australia’s largest independent news organisation. Read the full column...
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