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One state, every court, one brief. A quiet Monday of two, both worth their place: an acquittal eight years on, and the costs of economy in argument.
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One state, every court, one brief. Seven decisions, led by the irrigators' class action against the Murray-Darling Basin Authority - dismissed across sixteen common questions.
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Six decisions from the Federal Court. The lead: a payday lender's algorithm watched customers' bank accounts and helped itself - seven unfair terms, hundreds of thousands of contraventions, a $3.5m penalty.
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Seven decisions from five appellate courts, and a criminal law day. The lead from Sydney rewrites subpoena practice in criminal trials: if the prosecutor disclosed it, the disclosure is the starting point.
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Brand new: the first Australian Capital Territory edition. One territory, every court, one brief. Four decisions from the ACT Supreme Court to open the account.
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One state, every court, one brief. Western Australia for the weekend: six Supreme Court decisions, and costs is the theme, led by when a hopeless case earns indemnity costs and why fabrication must be put squarely.
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One state, every court, one brief. Victoria for the weekend: a single decision, and no padding, but every litigator who has asked to vacate a trial date should hear it.
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Where most people actually meet the law: thirteen decisions from three tribunals. The lead is an appeal panel finding a constructive failure to exercise jurisdiction, claims pleaded but never decided. Reported with care: pseudonymised and disciplinary matters are doctrine only.
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One state, every court, one brief. South Australia for the weekend: two decisions, no padding. Reported with care: a child protection appeal and a matter of serious violence, doctrine only, pseudonyms preserved.
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One state, every court, one brief. Queensland for the weekend: six decisions, led by one of the first full judicial outings of the Trusts Act 2025, a lost deed, a vesting date and a rectification in one application.
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The Petal is the daily Australian law podcast for lawyers, barristers, law students and anyone who follows the courts. Each weekday it covers the new judgments that matter from the High Court of…
The day in Australian law, on your perambulations. The Host and our desk correspondents (Criminal Law, Commercial Law, Public Law, Practice and Procedure, Tax, Family Law, Tribunals and the Trans-Tasman Desk) explain what each case decides and why it matters to practice, in about ten minutes. Alongside the daily briefs: The Fortnight in Practice, The Petal: In Practice, Deep Dives on High Court decisions, and state editions.
Produced by BarNet OpenLaw, the creators of JADE, from The Petal, the curated daily editions of the Jade Ledger. Read the judgments at jade.io and ledger.jade.io. Every episode and every case discussed: Episode Guide and Case Index.
Reviewed under OpenLaw's content and podcasting standard. The voices in this program are AI-generated. Theme music by Michael Green SC. Nothing in this program is legal advice.