Music Master: Ever Wonder What Your Favourite Pop Song Would Sound Like If It Was Classical?
You need to hear some of these covers!
Today, Eamonn Murphy in Sligo took on Leona Wilkins in Meath. Could one of them become a Music Master? Click Play to find out.
How can Cork improve on that semi-final?
How do you improve on a near-perfect performance?
That is the question the Echo Sport Podcast crew tried to answer this week, as they looked back at Cork’s 20-point win over Dublin in the All-Ireland SHC semi-final on Saturday evening.
With regular presenter Eamonn Murphy still away – but expected …
Rachel Killean: Victim Participation in International Criminal Law
What does justice look like for victims of atrocity crimes? How can they participate in the criminal process? Are international criminal tribunals even the best means of addressing violations? How else might we support victims?
In this episode, LLB V student and Just Cause co-director Eamonn Murph…
Tim Stephens: Unpacking the ICJ's Advisory Opinion on Climate Change
In July, the International Court of Justice delivered its landmark Advisory Opinion on Climate Change. What, though, did the Court actually say? How are states legally obliged to address the urgent existential threat that climate change poses, and what are the consequences for states that fail to m…
David Kinley: Asbestos, Human Rights and Corporate Responsibility
How can we hold corporations to their human rights obligations? When it comes to multinational asbestos-mining corporations such as Cape and James Hardie, do arguments of forum non conveniens and separate legal personality hold up? Could a simple claim in negligence be the best way to redress human…
Rachel Killean and Lauren Dempster: Gaza, Environmental Damage and Green Transitional Justice
How can the damage inflicted by Israel on Palestine’s natural environment be framed as a violation of international law? When responding to conflict, how can nature be properly valued in the delivery of transitional justice? What, then, could "green transitional justice” mean for Palestine and its …
Andreas Nathaniel: Indonesia, Criminal Codes and the Philosophy of Criminalisation
Just this year, Indonesia enacted a new Criminal Code (the Kitab Undang-undang Hukum Pidana) that purports to shed its Dutch colonial roots. However, does this Code criminalise conduct in a way that is proportionate? Or does it reach too far into Indonesians’ civil freedoms, “overcriminalising” con…
Mary Stewart: Medical Forensic Examinations, Sexual Assault Investigation Kits and Support for Victim-Survivors of Sexual Assault
Did you know that NSW has comprehensive support services available to victim-survivors of sexual assault? How can you seek a medical forensic examination — with both medical and psychological care provided — from your local sexual assault service?
In this episode, Just Cause co-director Eamonn Mur…
E12: Busting ‘Interdisciplinarity’ with Eamonn Murphy
This episode features the term ‘Interdisciplinarity’.
In this episode, we sit down with Eamonn Murphy, who, at the time of recording, was about to complete his studies at the University of Sydney and be awarded the prestigious University Medal for his Honours thesis. He graduated with a Bachelor of…
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