In the media
Australian senate endorses news media bargaining
code
Latest approval takes bargaining code between news media
companies and Google and Facebook a step closer to law.
Australia s controversial and internationally debated News
Media Bargaining Code is a step closer to being enacted into
legislation following the Senate s decision to pass the Media
and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code Bill
2020
.(12 February 2021).
More.
Government moving in the right direction on Federal
Judicial Commission
The Law Council of Australia has long advocated for the
establishment of a standalone Federal Judicial Commission and
considers the government is moving in the right direction by
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