Our hosts sat down with MP Dr Tony Buti to discuss his career in law and politics. He tells us about his career in law from working for the Aboriginal Legal Service to an academic career and even working in the Navy.
Read moreSeason 3, Episode 1: Human slavery and criminology research with Jacqui Joudo Larsen
In this International Women's Day special, our hosts sat down with Jacqui Joudo Larsen to explore her career in research. If you're interested in an untraditional career in criminology or just want to hear how being in a court jury can bring your career full circle, this episode is for you!
A big thank you to our episode sponsor, Gilbert + Tobin. You can check out their website for further information at https://www.gtlaw.com.au.
Read moreSeason 2, Episode 8: Overcoming the stain on Australian history with Greg McIntyre
We sat down with Greg McIntrye to discuss his extensive career in Native Title and Aboriginal Heritage, including as the solicitor in the Mabo case. He tells us about what the High Court got wrong and how property is not like a block of cheese.
A big thank you to our episode sponsor, King & Wood Mallesons. You can check out their website for further information at www.kwm.com.
Season 2, Episode 7: The rule of four with the Honourable Michael Kirby
In this month’s episode, our hosts were very lucky to be able to sit down (via zoom of course!) with the Honourable Michael Kirby. A remarkably accomplished former justice and academic, he talked to us about his time on the high court, making tough decisions and his famous raisin toast.
Read moreSeason 2, Episode 6: Lessons to be learned with Justice Ciara Tyson
We spoke with Justice Ciara Tyson of the Family Court of Western Australia, about the ‘dark art’ of mediation, being inspired by LA Law and the process of her appointment. If you’re interested in working in family law or even want some tips on becoming a Judge’s Associate, this episode is a must-listen!
Read moreSeason 2, Episode 5: Clerkships and being curious with Aileen, Shay and Michelle
This week we sat down with Aileen, Shay and Michelle from Gilbert and Tobin to hear their advice on clerkships.
If you’re interested in applying for a clerkship with Gilbert and Tobin, their applications close Sunday 1st August 2021. Check out their website for more details: https://www.gtlaw.com.au/bebold/
Read moreSeason 2, Episode 4: Law, lore and healing country with Dr Robert Isaacs
We spoke with Dr Robert Isaacs, who has dedicated his life to making practical change in a huge range of areas. In this episode, we hear about his life as a survivor of the Stolen Generation and the incredible impact he has had on policy surrounding indigenous people.
If you’d like to hear Dr Robert Isaacs incredible life story, check out his book, Two Cultures, One Story: https://www.magabala.com/products/two-cultures-one-story
Read moreSeason 2, Episode 3: Mabo, McDonalds Chambers and one single phone booth - Bryan Keon-Cohen
We talk all things Mabo shortly after the 30 year anniversary of the case with Dr Bryan Keon-Cohen. He shares with us his memories of the case, how to deal with emotional testimony and advice for law students. You can purchase his comprehensive book on the case, A Mabo Memoir: Islan Kustom to Native Title through the link below:
https://www.bryankeoncohen.com/
Read moreSeason 2, Episode 2: Bad hotel rooms and defending clients - Damien Cripps
In this episode, we chat with Damien Cripps, a specialist criminal and traffic lawyer and singer/songwriter, about his pathway into law and finding balance in your work.
You can contact Damien through his website at http://www.theperthcriminal.lawyer/.
Season 2, Episode 1: Youth detention, old rich white men and vegemite toast - Lucy Stronach
We’re joined by Lucy Stronach, Australian Youth Representative to the UN and former MSLS Criminology Representative.
Read moreSeason 1, Episode 5: Unconventionality - Lauren Butterly
We’re joined by Lauren Butterly – environmental lawyer, proud MSer, and ignorer of conventions.
Read moreSeason 1, Episode 4: From Clerkships to Partnerships - Nathan Collins
Nathan Collins of King & Wood Mallesons shares stories from his career in finance law and tips for students seeking clerkships and grad jobs.