Australians, just like many other people around the world, are taking to the streets. What started as a few small sparks earlier in a year — Greta...

The much anticipated Schrems II decision, delivered by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) on 16 July 2020, is almost a ‘reliving’ of...

The design of collaborative robotics, such as driver-assisted operations, engineer a potential automation of decision-making predicated on unobtrusive...

Former hub intern Shavin Wijeyaratne who worked with stream leads Bronwen Morgan and David Vaile has launched Build My Will, a service aiming to...

Professor Johns has been awarded AUD $951,471.00 to work on a project entitled ‘Diplomatic Knowledge, Disasters and the Future of International Legal...

From facial recognition to predictive policing to approving a loan, AI is touted as a solution that is faster, cheaper and more effective. But it also...

The Hub's 'Technologies and the Rule of Law Stream' and the Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law's 'Administrative Law and Justice Project' recently...

Members of the FLIPstream (Dr Felicity Bell, Dr Justine Rogers and Professor Michael Legg) and Data Justice co-stream lead Professor Janet Chan...