Today’s guest post is by visiting scholar and co-recipient of the 2026 FCIL-SIS Schaffer Grant for Foreign Law Librarians, Theresa Buller. Theresa is conducting research and assisting the Law Library of Congress with collection items and the research guide
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Five Eyes Cybersecurity Agencies Issue Statement Regarding AI-Related Shifts in Cybersecurity Risks, Urging Organizational Leaders to “Act Now”
On June 22, the leaders of the cybersecurity agencies in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, and the U.S. issued a joint statement calling for an “urgent” focus on cyber resilience in anticipation of “frontier AI models . . .…
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Data Reveals the Fragile Economics of Training Patent Attorneys in the Age of AI
Could the trans-Tasman (Australian and New Zealand) patent attorney profession be standing on a demographic precipice? Despite the continued resilience of patent filings and a seemingly stable market for professional intellectual property services, the fundamental engine of the profession –…
Essential Supplies for Friends? AOTES, Export Restrictions, and WTO Non-Discrimination
When supply-chain disruptions interrupt access to essential supplies, small, highly open economies are particularly vulnerable. A familiar response has been cooperation and information-sharing, as reflected in the IPEF Supply Chain Agreement. New Zealand and Singapore have now taken a…
How to prepare for the level 1 Immigration Advice Authority exams
If you have not yet read our post on ‘How to become an Immigration Advice Authority regulated adviser’, we recommend starting there before reading this one.Once you have gained the required experience and completed your…
Superlegal AI Law Firm: Rethinking Construction Contract Reviews
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Denial of Environmental Justice: Would a Bar on Climate Tort Litigation Be Inconsistent with New Zealand’s International Obligations?
Like other countries that pride themselves on upholding the rule of law, New Zealand has seen many climate change cases decided by its courts. The most significant is the 2024 judgment of the Supreme Court in Smith v Fonterra…



