2026 EVENTS
BREAKFAST SEMINARS
24 FEBRUARY 2026
The Hon Arthur Emmett AO KC, former Judge of the Federal Court of Australia and NSW Court of Appeal speaking on "Quasi-contract: Roman Foundations of the Law of Restitution"
10 JUNE 2026
The Hon Justice Melissa Perry, Judge of the Federal Court of Australia speaking on "AI and the Law: In Defence of the Human"
30 JULY 2026
Prof Fleur Johns (FASSA), Dean and Head of University of Sydney Law School speaking on "AI, Adaptation and Changing Expectations of Australian Lawyers".
2025 EVENTS
BREAKFAST SEMINARS
20 FEBRUARY 2025
An interview of Michael Sexton SC , Solicitor General of New South Wales about "Sir Garfield Barwick: A 20th Century Saga of Law and Politics"
30 APRIL 2025
Matthew Richardson, Barrister, speaking on "The Impact of UK law on Australia's new privacy tort"
17 JULY 2025
The Hon Ann Ainslie-Wallace AM, former Justice of Appeal of the Family Court of Australia, speaking on "Tell me what you want, what you really really want: Spice up your Advocacy"
17 DECEMBER 2025
The Hon Justice Robert Beech-Jones, a Judge of the High Court of Australia, speaking on "The Ashes, Moral Victories and the Constitution of the United Kingdom"
2024 EVENTS
BREAKFAST SEMINARS
29 FEBRUARY 2024
The Hon Justice Nye Perram, Judge of the Federal Court of Australia, speaking on "Moveable Cultural Heritage: Give me back my marbles"
14 MARCH 2024
Michael Rhodes, Maritime Author, speaking on "Duncan Dunbar's Legacy in Australasia"
15 MAY 2024
The Hon. Keith Mason AC KC, former Solicitor-General of NSW and former President of the Court of Appeal of NSW , speaking on "Exploring History as an inhabitant"
03 JULY 2024
Matthew Gibbs, author, speaker, adviser and teacher, speaking on "Let's Kill all the Lawyers: Shakespeare on Justice"
08 AUGUST 2024
The Hon. Justice Ian Jackman, Judge of the Federal Court of Australia, speaking on "How fragile is the Legal System ? A Centenary Reflection on the 1923 Victorian Police Strike"
29 AUGUST 2024
Alan Sullivan KC, Senior Counsel, speaking on "In what circumstances will Australian Courts depart from the 'but-for' approach to causation in negligence cases ?"