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Community Legal Centres Australia 2023 National Conference

Event Dates: March 23, 2023, March 24, 2023

Join us on Muwinina country (Hobart, Tasmania) on 22-23 March 2023 for the National Conference, as we reimagine the justice landscape. We’ll be celebrating 50 years of community legal centres in Australia – reconnecting and reflecting on the challenges and successes of the past few […]

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National Legal Aid Launch: The Benefits of Providing Access to Justice

Event Date: March 27, 2023

National Legal Aid commissioned PwC to estimate the economic benefit delivered by Legal Aid services that are funded by the Australian Government. This report – The Benefits of Providing Access to Justice  – estimates that Legal Aid services deliver approximately $601 million in benefit each year which corresponds […]

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Legal Practice ethics: Managing conflicts of interest (ethics CPD point)

Event Date: March 28, 2023

In this webinar, Petrina Macpherson and Famin Ahmed from Minter Ellison will provide an overview of the key obligations for legal practitioners in appropriately managing conflicts of interest. They will outline good practice approaches that support sound decision making in line with ethical and statutory […]

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Working Well with People with Intellectual and Learning Disabilities

Event Date: April 06, 2023

Over half a million Australians live with an intellectual or learning disability which impacts each person differently. Women with intellectual disabilities are grossly overrepresented as victims of domestic, family, and sexual violence and other forms of disability-related violence including abuse and neglect from carers. This […]

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