Trial by Podcast

The sovereign citizen movement has gained increasing attention in recent years, but what do its followers actually believe? In this Trial by Podcast, law grads Julia and Fin look at the history of sovereign citizens and...

In Part 2 of our workers compensation reform series, Jemillah Hughes and Chelsea Budd discuss the NSW Government's recent consultation process, proposed requirements for relevant conduct claims, amendments to the...

Trademark law is traditionally concerned with consumer confusion, but what happens when a famous brand suffers harm even when nobody is misled? In this episode of Trial by Podcast, Ashwini, Bridgette and Pippa unpack...

A film fallout has evolved into a multi-jurisdictional legal dispute between Rebel Wilson and Charlotte MacInnes. In this Trial by Podcast, law graduates Fin, Pav, and Julia break down the defamation battle making...

What happens when the government decides you’re too young for social media? In this Trial by Podcast, law graduates Bridgette MacWhinney, Pippa Day, and Ashwini Sitha-Nanthan explore what the Online Safety Amendment...

E-bikes are surging in popularity as a convenient transport option, but this increased prevalence has highlighted the safety concerns and gaps in regulation surrounding them. In this Trial By Podcast, law graduates Fin...

After many months of parliamentary inquiry and debate, the biggest overhaul of the NSW Workers Compensation Scheme since 2012 are now in place. In our first Trial by Podcast episode of 2026, law graduates Jemillah and...

He sees you when you’re sleeping, knows when you’re awake, but is any of that legal? In this Christmas special of Trial by Podcast, law grads Shashank and Isabel unwrap the laws Santa might be breaking on his annual...

Psychosocial safety is a core workplace health and safety obligation, placing new responsibilities on employers to identify and manage risks to mental health at work. In this episode of Trial by Podcast, law grads...

Commercial "sharenting" is increasing in popularity and success, with influencers building entire brands around family-focused content featuring their children. In this Trial by Podcast, law grads Mariana, Shashank, and...

In this Trial by Podcast, law grads Isabel, Carissa, and Antara explore reform across areas of animal welfare, from dog breeding to live animal export and the use of animals for recreational sport.

Accessibility and affordability has seen duplicate products become one of the biggest trends in beauty, but where do we draw the line between inspiration and infringement? In this Trial by Podcast, law grads Meg...

Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries around the world, but what happens when it begins to challenge the legal system itself? Following the High Court Chief Justice’s warning that AI poses an “existential...

Over the last year, policies surrounding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) have been increasingly challenged and criticised as a result of developments in the global political and social landscape. In this Trial By...

A brand crisis is a lot like sunburn. You need to know when it's time to give up on reapplying and go find some shade. In Part 2 of Burning Questions, law graduates Mariana Ishak and Jason Weerasuriya are joined by PR...