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Nous Rebâtirons
Domestic Law / Law / Rule of Law

Nous Rebâtirons

The cathedral of the rule of law faces challenges as has done Notre Dame, being damaged and rebuilt over the centuries to become a more complete icon.

6 Comments
September 11, 2026
The Nazi and the Constitution: What the White Australia Party Case is Really Testing
Domestic Law / Rule of Law

The Nazi and the Constitution: What the White Australia Party Case is Really Testing

The High Court of Australia case regarding the power of the Commonwealth to proscribe hate groups is a seminal test of the rule of law.

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September 9, 2026
The Awkward Tango: The Catholic Church, JobKeeper and Legal Controversies
Justice / Law / Rule of Law

The Awkward Tango: The Catholic Church, JobKeeper and Legal Controversies

The Catholic Church - the chameleon in employer-employee relations in the legal-financial tango.

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November 15, 2024
Vicarious Liability and the Catholic Church
Accountability / Justice / Law / Rule of Law

Vicarious Liability and the Catholic Church

The High Court of Australia's on 13 November 2024 ruling into vicarious liability and Catholic Church carries significant legal implications.

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November 15, 2024
Moti a champion of indigenous human rights
Accountability / Arc of instability / Australian Federal Police / Corruption / Discrimination/Racism / Equality / Human Rights / Hypocrisy / International Law / Neo-Colonialism / Pacific Neighbours / PNG / RAMSI / Rule of Law / Solomon Islands

Moti a champion of indigenous human rights

Julian Moti QC has defeated the charges brought against him by the Australian Government.

5 Comments
December 8, 2011

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  • RAMSI - the scion of the juggernaut of greed

    Solomon Star
    13 October 2011
  • AFP accused of fabricating evidence, yet again

    Solomon Star (Print only)
    4 October 2011
  • Moti affair

    Solomon Star
    14 September 2011
  • Moti affair

    Fiji Sun
    12 September 2011
  • Moti appeal exposes mixed loyalties and judicial corruption

    Solomon Star
    22 July 2011
  • Moti end game

    FijiSun
    22 July 2011
  • Letters to the editor: Article by Bakchos

    Solomon Star
    20 July 2011
  • Co-operate or else! AFP thuggery for a white Australia

    Solomon Star
    24 June 2011
  • The strange case of Bill Johnson, a study in neo-colonial hypocrisy

    Solomon Star
    17 June 2011
  • Neo-colonialism in the Torres Strait

    Solomon Star
    14 June 2011
  • Moti and other affairs

    Solomon Star
    9 June 2011
  • Comment: Excellent Read

    Fiji Sun
    7 June 2011

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