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A FUNDRAISING father and daughter were among a team of brave souls who walked barefooted through red hot coals for a North-East charity.

A FUNDRAISING father and daughter were among a team of brave souls who walked barefooted through red hot coals for a North-East charity.

The past two years have seen high levels of movement, inbound and outbound, for in-house lawyers in Australia. With market volatility and uncertainty set to continue in the new year, it is certainly

The risk of recession has tipped from “possible to probable”, the Treasurer has said. This will, almost certainly, have repercussions for the legal services marketplace, including and especially

International travel may be back (largely) to normal, but legal employers are finding that it is still very much a candidates’ market, say recruiters. As such, it must be asked: when will law be

The appetite for employee share/stock ownership plans is “definitely” increasing, according to one general counsel. Here, Lawyers Weekly speaks with two legal recruiters about the extent to which

Three recruiters are unconvinced – at this stage – that a potential recession in Australia will have much of an impact upon the salaries of legal professionals.  

Music fans can enjoy a pint or a wine in the stage area at the Making Waves Festival in July after organisers were given an alcohol licence.

Following Julia Gillard’s recent comments about the reasonableness of revisiting Australia’s reporting requirements on wage reporting – and against the backdrop of the Albanese Government’s pu

The predicted mass exodus of professionals from their roles has not manifested for corporate counsel, say three recruiters – instead, a reshuffling of talent and a “booming” jobs market are pres