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A social media app built exclusively for women uses facial recognition to screen its users. When a transgender woman is kicked off, she takes the company to federal court. In this episode, we unpack the case that's forcing Australia to answer a contentious question: who counts as a woman under the…

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The award-winning journalist behind the podcast S-Town, Brian Reed, says a civil-rights era US Supreme Court decision that protects journalists is under threat. Brian tells the story of the landmark press freedom case of New York Times v. Sullivan (1964). What it made possible? And what happens to …
You've probably seen sovereign citizen videos on social media. People reciting weird incantations to get out of traffic stops and court appearances, spouting words that sound like legalese but are actually nonsense.  This stuff is darkly funny. But it's having real consequences for our legal syste…
With Artemis II safely back on Earth, we turn our eyes to the skies above. What is the Moon Agreement? Did Sandra Bullock breach the law in the movie 'Gravity'? Who is legally responsible when someone is injured by a falling satellite? Guest: Professor Melissa de Zwart, Andy Thomas Centre for Spac…
In 2023, the High Court told the Australian government it couldn't lock people up forever in immigration detention. This was a constitutional bombshell that led to political panic, and the fallout is ongoing. Guest: Professor Luke Beck, Monash University. Cases NZYQ v. Minister for Immigration,…
When English lawyer Richard Meeran uncovered mining company Cape PLC's internal documents in the 1990s, he found damning evidence of one of the biggest international corporate cover-ups in history. His friend, lawyer David Kinley, tells the story in "In a Rain of Dust", a real-life legal thriller.…
Every week, professional athletes break their bodies for our entertainment. So it will come as a huge shock to sports fans how poorly the law protects our sporting heroes. In this episode: How our sporting codes lobbied to carve athletes out of injury protection in the 1970s How a Carlton player …
Who is to blame when one of Elon or Jeff's suspiciously shaped rockets crashes to Earth from space? What is pseudo-law, and where did all these goddam sovereign citizens come from? Why was the government forced to release over 100 serious criminals into the community? These cases and plenty more…
When the US Supreme Court ruled in favour of a company called Hobby Lobby in 2014, it was hailed by conservatives as a win for the religious freedom of business owners. Critics of the decision said it dealt a major blow to the rights of employees to access reproductive healthcare. But there's mor…
This case has been described as one of the most bizarre cases in recent Australian legal history, with a climax mirroring one of Agatha Christie’s most famous novels. Today we ask: is it legally possible to murder a dead body? Guest: Dr Natalia Antolak-Saper, criminal law scholar, Monash Universi…
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