Absolutely brilliant article on Australia's neo-nazi movement and anti immigration protestors by two of Australia's best journalists Nick McKenzie and Michael Bachelard in today's Age. Highly recommended www.theage.com.au/national/den...

For those interested in transparency and open government, please see my thoughts on the FOI reforms announced this week by the Australian government. Published just now in The Conversation. #FOI #transparency #publiclaw theconversation.com/yes-freedom-...

Great article on protest in today's Guardian. Happy to have been cited in relation to the dangers of imposing a permit system on protestors. www.theguardian.com/law/2025/aug...

My colleague Prof Ben Saul sets out the compelling moral and legal case for recognition. www.smh.com.au/world/middle...

NSW Police is putting out the story that this powerful event came perilously close to disaster. NSW Police were the ones who made the mid-event decision to block the northern end of the Bridge, instead of having a plan to funnel protestors safely off it and to train stations on the north shore. 1/

What stands out to me here is that Segal produces NO EVIDENCE to back up her assertions that antisemitism “has become ingrained and normalised within academia” & the ABC and SBS were presenting “false or distorted narratives” which inflamed antisemitism. #AUS #AusPol

Marie Juul Petersen and I in new JEMS special issue on the temporary turn in asylum: Researching the politics of deterrence in practice ‘You can never feel safe’: Danish revocation practice and the production of radical uncertainty www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Madeline Garlick and I in the Externalising Asylum compendium: Moving beyond externalisation? Toward lawful cooperation on asylum externalizingasylum.info/moving-beyon...

Did you know that up to 37% of students in Western Sydney rely solely on their mobile phones to complete their schoolwork? Read our report on digital equity in NSW schools here: www.whitlam.org/publications...