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Back to Breeding Basics? Pure Economic Loss after Mallonland v Advanta Seeds (HCA)

23 July 2025 1:00pm2:00pm
The courts are being increasingly criticised for determining pure economic loss duties on a case-by-case basis, particularly after Mallonland v Advanta Seeds (HCA). Dr Brandon Stewart advances an alternative framework based on the category of loss and rights-based justifications.
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Dynamic Torts and Dynamic Facts?: Social Change, Social Facts and the Evolution of Tort Law

14 August 2025 1:00pm2:00pm
Professor Kylie Burns from Griffith University discusses tort law's struggle in evolving dynamically when developing existing or embracing new torts and responding to and incorporating social facts.
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Understanding Contractual Remoteness

27 August 2025 12:00pm1:00pm
Join Associate Professor David Winterton from Hong Kong University for his presentation on Understanding Contractual Remoteness.
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The interaction between defamation and privacy

1 October 2025 1:00pm2:00pm
Professor David Rolph of the University of Sydney discusses the contentious topic of damages for reputational harm in claims for misuse of private information.
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Liberal Political Authority and Private Right

5 November 2025 12:00pm1:00pm
In this session, Dr Arie Rosen of the University of Auckland defends the claim that contract law and private law more generally are exercises of political authority which constitutes the principal context for evaluating and interpreting them.

In-Person Symposium: Judicial Independence in Australia – Looking Forward, Ten Years On

6 December 2025 9:00am5:00pm
The symposium will bring together leading scholars, judges and lawyers to discuss the nature and importance of judicial independence in Australia, and to debate current and future challenges.