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One state, every court, one brief. Tasmania for the week of 21 to 27 August, a compact week honestly reported: five decisions, led by the estate costs judgment with the cascading orders worth copying.
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One state, every court, one brief. Queensland for the week of 21 to 27 August, merged into a single weekly edition: nine decisions, led by the family handshake that equity enforced where the Statute of Frauds would not.
Features.
The appellate trio (full treatment in the national weekend edition).
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One territory, every court, one brief. The ACT for the week of 21 to 27 August, busier than its reputation: eleven decisions, led by the ex parte injunction that survived its own disclosure audit.
Features.
The rapid file.
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One state, every court, one brief. South Australia for the week of 21 to 25 August, a quiet week honestly reported: four decisions, led by the testamentary capacity judgment that speaks directly to solicitor file-taking.
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One state, every court, one brief. Western Australia for 21 to 24 August, merged for the catch-up: eight decisions, led by a charitable trust remade under the new statute.
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The rapid file.
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One state, every court, one brief. Victoria for 21 to 24 August, merged into one edition for the catch-up: ten decisions, led by an employer chasing its confidential information out the door a departing executive left through.
Features.
The appellate pair and the rapid file.
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The tribunals weekend. Nineteen decisions from five tribunals across the 21 to 23 August reporting window, led by the contempt referral ruling in Greenwich v Latham: where robust criticism of a tribunal ends and scandalising begins.
Features.
The rapid file.
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One state, every court, one brief. The New South Wales weekend edition: twenty-three decisions from the 21 to 23 August reporting window, led by provisional liquidators appointed over a corporate group whose controller treated legal obligations as optional.
Features.
The appellate weekend, with the NSW lens (full treatment in the national weekend editions).
The rapid file.
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The federal weekend. Nine Federal Court decisions from the 21 to 23 August reporting window, led by children's best interests as a primary consideration in migration decisions.
Public Law.
Commercial.
Practice & Procedure.
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The weekend edition. Sixteen decisions from six Australian courts of appeal across the 21 to 23 August reporting window, led by the Court of Criminal Appeal on private communications with a judge who had reserved judgment.
Public Law opens with the apprehended bias trilogy and the constitution of health disciplinary panels.
Criminal (care register: doctrine only).
Commercial.
Practice & Procedure.
Theme music by Michael Green SC.
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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.