I see no lies here

Interesting article describing how the duopoly in market for legal information in the US came about. Free access to legal information is a human right and should not be restricted to those who can afford to pay for it. This is what @austlii was created for and remains our mission

This wonderful collection of 55 of the best of Michael Kirby's speeches and papers is available now: https://t.co/wYht1zpsi3

If you’re interested in seeing which decisions we published this year, visit the AustLII website https://t.co/CRx6a5gBaT

Save the State Library of Victoria! - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/VZ9ok43Zeb via @ChangeAUS

Ready to hear from Will McCartney? Take a look at the article here, in the latest Australian Law Librarian Journal https://t.co/6hSJ94OBUV #WhachaReading #LawLibrarian #LegalInformationProfessional #LegalLibrarian #InformationAI #KnowledgeAI #ThirdIssueof2025

Last week @austlii celebrated its 30th anniversary with a special event bringing together distinguished guests from the judiciary, government, legal profession, academia, and the wider community.

Congratulations to @austlii on its 30 years of leading the Free the Law movement, from Australia across the globe. Read my post here https://t.co/pWjQNvYoof🎂🎂🎂

Delighted to join legal and justice professionals at the Law and Justice Foundation of NSW’s inaugural Justice Ideas Forum. This half-day seminar showcased the Foundation's inaugural 2025 Justice Fellows, cultivating innovative ideas and promoting access to justice across the

@austlii will host the 22nd Law Via Internet Conference (Nov 13-14, Sydney) https://t.co/aXxAtoT7KN.  24 presenters listed on Conference Program  page https://t.co/4To4J8pgl4. Further submission of abstracts open until 31 August https://t.co/eZq7GDjh39. Registration is open.

Breaking! (On twitter. I guess the LinkedIn folks have known about this for many minutes!)

PRESS RELEASE: The #ICJ today delivered its Advisory Opinion on the Obligations of States in respect of Climate Change. https://t.co/mDbg1jgeUN

An important judgment from the Supreme Court overturning LIBOR-rigging convictions: https://t.co/uHvfEQGHGH Supreme Court clearly not pleased with Court of Appeal for repeatedly turning down the point which eventually won the day. One point which I am interested to hear

Dear Subscribers – We will launch our new website on 30 July 2025. You can subscribe to our email alert service on the new site https://t.co/PQiwNKajhG. Following the launch of the new site we will be publishing our social media updates on LinkedIn.

Yes there are a number of historical unreported High Court decisions. @HighCourtofAus and @austlii are developing a project to digitize them all and publish them. Watch this space. Also planning to do all available historical transcripts.

@Tony_Dun_ @HighCourtofAus No idea, but it doesn't matter now as all new judgments are published on the @highcourtofaus website and on services like @austlii.

An Aboriginal sovereignty claim, seemingly relying on Commonwealth v Yunupingu, was used in appeal against an NSW Supreme Court decision to allow the state government to seize property unlawfully built on State land. Appeal was dismissed | @6NewsAU @GovCheck6

"There was no material before this Court to explain the circumstances of the voluntary deregistration of the United Australia Party that gave rise to this case" - Justice Gleeson | @6NewsAU @GovCheck6 https://t.co/qNXI4WlvG5

And here are the High Court’s written reasons! https://t.co/5Ha3Yv7YME

Continuing this weekend's High Court judgment threads, up next is one I missed from April. Q. If a person does not have an obligation to answer something, can a decision not to answer it be used against them? A. No (at least in a visa application context) | @6NewsAU