Events

26 Oct 2021

What happens at a climate COP?

23 Sep 2021

Is the International Legal System Broken?

University of Tasmania and visiting scholars discuss the topic: Is the International Legal System Broken?

19 Oct 2020

The Bushfire Mitigation Measures Bill 2020 – what does it mean for you?

05 May 2020

Between a Rock and Hard Place: Are we expecting too much of the International Criminal Court? (ONLINE)

A reflection on the International Criminal Court’s major achievements, its limitations and the challenges it faces in the next phase of its history.

Public Lecture  Other

12 Mar 2020

Island of Ideas | April onwards | Public Lecture Series (ONLINE)

Public Lecture 

26 Nov 2019

Public Lecture | Bushfire: What’s law got to do with it?

Tasmania’s laws around firefighting have been described as “outdated”, so what would best practice bushfire policy look like?

Public Lecture  Hobart

11 Nov 2019

Lessons in resilience and adaptive management

The Faculty of Law and Centre for Marine Socioecology are pleased to invite you to attend a public lecture

Public Lecture  Hobart

03 Oct 2019

2019 Sandy Duncanson Social Justice Lecture: Elizabeth Broderick AO

Australia's longest serving Sex Discrimination Commissioner and UN Special Rapporteur discusses the challenge of reaching gender equality.

Public Lecture  Hobart

23 Sep 2019

The Rule of Law is Not a Law of Rules

The Faculty of Law and The Law Society of Tasmania are pleased to invite you to attend a public lecture

Public Lecture  Hobart

20 May 2019

Visiting Indonesian change maker and women’s empowerment champion: In conversation

Nani Zulminarni, Indonesian change maker and women’s empowerment champion in conversation.

Seminar Series  Hobart

16 May 2019

Legal History Seminar: Outlasting: communities who have survived extinction

This is one of a series of Legal History Seminars hosted by the Faculty of Law.

Seminar Series  Hobart

29 Apr 2019

Just Genes? Ethical, legal and social questions for genetics

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of its work, the Centre of Law and Genetics is hosting a public forum ethical, legal and social implications of advances in genetics, genomics and related technology.

Public Lecture  Hobart