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Lawyers invest their time evaluating evidence, interpreting statutes, and seeking justice within a framework designed to maintain social order. But what happens when the foundations that undergird a legal system are systematically erased? How does a shift from absolute truth to pragmatic tolerance and practical atheism reframe human rights, justice, and the rule of law?

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I have previously written about the case of Kirralie Smith. Ms Smith is part of an advocacy organisation, Binary Australia Ltd<...


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The debate around whether a women-only app can exclude those born male is continuing. The decision of the Full Federal Court in Giggle v Tickle holds that it was unlawful for Sall Grover to exclude Roxanne Tickle from the “Gi...


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On behalf of the organisers, I am happy to post (for academic, and academically inclined, readers!) a call for papers for a symposium to be held in Melbourne in February 2027.

Call for Papers

Seventh Annual Symposium on Jurisprudence and Theology

Deakin University, Melbourne

12 Februa...


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Professor Paula Gerber has published a response to my critique of her previous piece on the Giggle v Tickle case. In her article, “


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