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Unable to spud farm, he graduated law

Unable to spud farm, he graduated law We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Anne Dunell Normal text size QC AM February 1,1931-June 26, 2021 Frank Walsh was born in 1931, the third son of potato farmer Michael Walsh and Eileen Sierson Walsh. Mick and Eileen raised their five sons and daughter in the cold and harsh environs of Trentham in the beautiful old farmhouse set on the hill. As a baby, Frank developed poliomyelitis, infantile paralysis. His practical and no-nonsense mother investigated all avenues to ensure he was given the best care. This involved going to live in Sydney at age five, without family, to be treated by the renowned Sister Elizabeth Kenny. It has been suggested that he may be one of Australia’s oldest survivors of polio.

Old dogs of Victorian Bar put on notice

‘Old dogs’ of Victorian Bar put on notice The Victorian Bar is in a tight spot after this week’s reports into sexual harassment. Save Share The Victorian Bar is in a bit of pickle after this week’s reports into sexual harassment in the courts and the legal profession. Reviews in Victoria and South Australia have put compulsory bullying and harassment training on the agenda for judges and barristers. The Victorian review led by Helen Szoke said that “extreme competitive aggression and soft intimidation” was the norm.  Chris Hopkins The Victorian review – led by a former commissioner of the state’s Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission in Helen Szoke – didn’t hold back.

For Porter, Lego beats the High Court

For Porter, Lego beats the High Court Christian Porter chooses Lego over the High Court and the Victorian Bar in splitsville with the profession’s peak body. Save Share The roll-up for the swearing in of new High Court judge Jacqueline Gleeson in Canberra on Monday was impressive. OK, Eric Bana wasn’t there – the actor is married to Jackie’s sister Rebecca – as he’s making a film in Western Australia. But as far as legal showbiz goes it was Oscars quality. However, for the first time that any High Court watcher can remember, the Attorney-General of the day – in this case Christian Porter – wasn’t there to start the ball rolling on the speeches of welcome.

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