25 May, 2024
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Law
Should people with dementia be eligible for voluntary assisted dying?
The NT government has invited views on access to voluntary assisted dying. But whether it should include access for those with dementia is not so clear cut.
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4 May, 2024
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Law
Legal impact
The legal pioneers behind end-of-life law in Australia
QUT’s health law experts Professors Lindy Willmott and Ben White have played a key role in end-of-life law in Australia. Their extraordinary 20-year-plus professional relationship has helped give 98 per cent of Australians the choice of a better death.
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10 April, 2024
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Law, Business
Supermarkets need to change the way they operate in Australia
Australia’s big supermarkets have been put on notice. A Treasury-commissioned review recommends making the existing voluntary food and grocery code of conduct mandatory. But will this be enough to change the way supermarkets operate in Australia?
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31 January, 2024
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Law
Australia's child workers are vulnerable to injury, harassment and exploitation
Compared to adults, child workers experience high rates of workplace injuries, bullying and sexual harassment, wage theft and unpredictable hours.
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