ATO Data-Matching Reveals Handwritten Signs Strongest Predictor of Tax Evasion 11 March 2026 ISSUE NO. 16 CANBERRA — The Australian Taxation Office has announced a new data-matching initiative after internal analysis revealed that handwritten cardboard signs are the...
This session examines whether rigorous questioning can cross the line into bullying in professional environments. Using Plato’s Hippias Minor as a case study, the discussion considers Socrates’ method of questioning the sophist Hippias and whether the exchange...
Lecturer Begs Students to Skim Read AI-Generated Assignments Before Submission 4 March 2026 ISSUE NO. 15 ADELAIDE — An Administrative Law lecturer has appealed to students to “at least skim read” their AI-generated assignments before submission, following what she...
New Legal AI Platform Revealed to Be One Man’s ChatGPT Login, Raises $42 Million Anyway 25 February 2026 ISSUE NO. 14 SYDNEY — A newly launched “agentic legal workflow platform” has raised $42 million in seed funding despite quiet industry recognition that the product...
This session examines Commissioner of Taxes (SA) v Executor Trustee and Agency Co of South Australia Ltd (Carden’s Case) (1938) 63 CLR 108 and its continuing significance for the concept of derivation under s 6-5 ITAA 1997. We will consider how the High Court...
Sovereign Citizen With Broken Caps Lock Forced to Admit Corporate Personhood 18 February 2026 ISSUE NO. 13 ADELAIDE — A local sovereign citizen’s long-running campaign against government authority suffered a significant setback this week after his laptop’s caps lock...
