Join our hosts Belyndy Rowe (Bird & Bird) & Justin Kardi (Clayton Utz), and CAMLA Young Lawyer Anna Kretowicz (High Court of Australia) as they catch up with the CAMLA Essay Competition Finalists, Adam Lukacs (University of Queensland), Nadine Mattini (University of Sydney) and Julian Sanders (University of Western Australia), to discuss their winning submissions.

Join our hosts Belyndy Rowe (Bird & Bird) & Justin Kardi (Clayton Utz), and CAMLA Young Lawyer Anna Kretowicz (High Court of Australia) as they catch up with the CAMLA Essay Competition Finalists, Adam Lukacs (University of Queensland), Nadine Mattini (University of Sydney) and Julian Sanders (University of Western Australia), to discuss their winning submissions.

Join our hosts Belyndy Rowe (Bird &amp; Bird) &amp; Justin Kardi (Clayton Utz), and CAMLA Young Lawyer Anna Kretowicz (High Court of Australia) as they catch up with the CAMLA Essay Competition Finalists, Adam Lukacs (University of Queensland), Nadine Mattini (University of Sydney) and Julian Sanders (University of Western Australia), to discuss their winning submissions.

Episode 4

The CAMLA Podcast explores the legal and regulatory issues facing the communications and media law sector. Join our hosts from the CAMLA Young Lawyers Committee as they chat to the superstars of the Australian communications and media law industry, and delve into key media law reform issues, developments in policy and regulatory updates. Disclaimer: The CAMLA Podcast is a proud publication of the Communications and Media Law Association, an independent organisation which acts as a forum for debate and discussion and welcomes the widest range of views. The views expressed in the CAMLA Podcast are personal views of the respective hosts, interviewees or speakers. They are not intended to be relied upon as, or to take the place of, legal advice.

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The CAMLA Podcast explores the legal and regulatory issues facing the communications and media law sector. Join our hosts from the CAMLA Young Lawyers Committee as they chat to the superstars of the Australian communications and media law industry, and delve into key media law reform issues, developments in policy and regulatory updates. Disclaimer: The CAMLA Podcast is a proud publication of the Communications and Media Law Association, an independent organisation which acts as a forum for debate and discussion and welcomes the widest range of views. The views expressed in the CAMLA Podcast are personal views of the respective hosts, interviewees or speakers. They are not intended to be relied upon as, or to take the place of, legal advice.

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