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1 month old SimonRice This article is more than 1 month old If regulation of lawyers’ conduct is to instil public confidence, it needs to reflect public expectations ‘There is no hint that the panel’s decision on these issues was made in light of the current public discussion of men’s sexual conduct towards women.’ Photograph: Glenn Hunt/AAP ‘There is no hint that the panel’s decision on these issues was made in light of the current public discussion of men’s sexual conduct towards women.’ Photograph: Glenn Hunt/AAP Thu 11 Mar 2021 20.55 EST Last modified on Sat 13 Mar 202...

Rachel Rothwell As vaccine coverage steadily spreads beyond older retired folk to the working masses, employers are daring to dream of a fully protected workforce and a return to something nearer to business as usual. And yet, there is worry. Despite the obvious benefits of the vaccine, high take-up is not guaranteed. An Oxford University study of more than 5,000 UK adults reported in December that 16% of the population were ‘very unsure’ about receiving the vaccine, while another 12% were likely to delay or avoid getting vaccinated. In the social care sector, a third of staff have not ta...

Mightier than the sword: A history of student journalism at USyd For decades, student journalism has served to expose the horrors that lurk beneath the surface of an otherwise innocuous campus. Source: University of Sydney Archives One of the first stories I ever heard about Honi Soit was a bizarre tale of censorship. In 1979, Tony Abbott was President of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC). The story goes that Liberals on campus would request archived editions of Honi Soit from the Rare Books section of Fisher Library. Then, they would cut the pages out o...