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42 Good News Stories From 2022 To Keep Your Optimism Alive
Read this, it's good for you.
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Blurred Lines: Can Biopics & TV Shows Produced Without Consent Ever Be Ethical?
The entertainment industry loves biopics. In 2022 alone, productions including Spencer, House of Gucci and Inventing Anna have given us cause to binge-watch and obsess over these iconic figures in history, through the voyeurism of the screen. But what happens when the subjects don’t (or can't) give
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37 Good News Stories to Help You Remember 2021 In a More Positive Light
A newsy serotonin boost!
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Important Question: Can You Call a Politician 'Corrupt' Without Being Sued for Defamation?
Don't say: corrupt, racist, fraud. Do say: boofhead, dobber, pelican.
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TikTok & Copyright Laws: Can You Sue Someone For Not Giving Credit?
TikTok is built on both creative ideas and copycat trends – so how do copyright laws apply to its content? It's riskier than you might think.
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Media, Defamation and Facebook Comments: How Will the High Court Ruling Affect Young Aussies?
CNN blocking Aussies from seeing their Facebook pages is just the beginning.
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What is the 'Free Britney' Movement? Everything You Need to Know About Britney Spears' Conservatorship
Catching you up one of the biggest, most tragic celebrity stories of our time.
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3 Police Shooting Trials in Australia That Are Similar to the George Floyd Case
It's time we focused on police shootings taking place in Australia, and the three trials taking place in 2021.
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Derek Chauvin Convicted of Murder: What to Know About The Jury's Verdict
This murder trial of Derek Chauvin will go down as one of the biggest in American history
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5 Books on Australia’s Justice System To Channel the Rage You're Feeling Now
Channel your rage into reading these five books exploring how the Australian legal system is failing – and how it might be fixed.
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Why the Liberal Party’s Alleged Rapist Can't Be Named: Explaining Australia’s Defamation Laws
Wondering why the media can't name the man accused of assaulting several women in the Liberal Party? We explain why Australia's defamation laws makes reporting on this story so difficult.