The article combines Foucault’s ideas of discursive formations, practices and subjects with
The Kerrigan home will never make the pages of Australian House Beautiful: it sits in the flight path of the Melbourne airport, massive power lines run overhead, the back yard used to be a toxic landfill, and the owner has
Nicholas Weston’s Australian Trade Marks Law Blog is the latest addition to our growing number of international blogs, and the first from a client based out of Australia. But Nicholas Weston isn’t just the name of the firm – it’s
Or, Two weeks into my trip “Downunder.”
Being away from the office for the last two weeks has given me an even better appreciation for the hard work and quality of the lawyers and staff at Marler Clark. Looking at
"About 70 Right to Life Australia activists converged on St Columbus Church in bayside Elwood to mark the end of a 250km awareness march from Maffra, in the state’s east.They were met by a group of about 10 vocal pro-choice
Two (Melbourne) Herald Sun journalists still refuse to reveal their sources in the case of Desmond Kelly, an Australian official accused of revealing information embarrassing to the government. THe pair, Gerald McManus and Michael Harvey, are probably on their way
An article by Harvey S. Levin, Ph.D. and colleagues entitled Predicting Depression Following Mild Traumatic Brain Injury concludes that there is support for the feasibility of identifying patients with mild traumatic brain injury who are high risk for developing major
This afternoon I will be speaking at the 6th World Congress on Brain Injury in Melbourne Australia on auto insurance and in particular, no fault insurance.
The 6th World Congress on Brain Injury will be held in Melbourne Australia in May. I will be involved with two programs at the confrenece including a workshop discussing the benefits and pitfalls of various automobile liability programs, and a