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Category Archive: Australia

Conor Crummey: Mr Djokovic Has No Challenges Remaining

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The Novak Djokovic saga, which eventually resulted in the world number one male tennis player’s deportation from Australia, […]

UKCLA February 1, 2022 Administrative law, Australia

Jeremy Ogilvie-Harris: A Comparative Perspective on the Constitutionality of Clause 9 of the Nationality and Borders Bill

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Introduction The Nationality and Borders Bill (NABB) proposes controversial amendments to the UK’s citizenship deprivation power under s. […]

UKCLA January 12, 2022 Australia, Comparative law, New Zealand, United Kingdom

Jelena Gligorijević: Game, Set and Match for the Rule of Law

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Many diverse issues have been raised, and diverse perspectives aired, in the Australian and international public square, over […]

UKCLA January 10, 2022 Australia, Constitutional Law

Guy Baldwin: Banning Public Worship during the Pandemic?

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As the coronavirus pandemic stretches into its second year, the tension between freedom of religion and public health […]

UKCLA April 12, 2021 Australia, Civil Liberties, Human rights, Judicial review, New Zealand, Scotland

Julian R Murphy: The Palace Letters Case: Constitutional Conventions and the Confidentiality of Royal Correspondence in the Commonwealth Realms

A century ago, Dicey distinguished between laws and conventions of the constitution on the basis that the latter […]

UKCLA July 13, 2020 Australia, Comparative law, Judicial review, United Kingdom

Lorne Neudorf: Scrutinising Legislative Reform Orders: The Case of the Horserace Betting Levy

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On Wednesday, 21 November, the House of Lords Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform Committee (the ‘Lords Committee’) held […]

Constitutional Law Group December 5, 2018 Australia, Canada, New Zealand, UK Parliament

Chris Piggott-McKellar: Digging for Trouble? The Attempt to Enshrine a Fracking Ban in the Constitution of the Australian State of Victoria

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Australia’s readiness to change Prime Ministers is not matched by its readiness to change the Australian Constitution. While […]

Constitutional Law Group November 30, 2018 Australia, Comparative law

Sarah Keenan: The Blurring of Australian and Nauruan Jurisdiction

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On Easter Sunday, it was revealed that Nauru had withdrawn from the bilateral treaty which gave Nauruan residents […]

Constitutional Law Group April 9, 2018 Australia

Luke Beck: Australia’s Next King Could be Muslim or Catholic

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Could Australia’s next king be a Muslim, a Catholic or some other non-Anglican? The answer according to the […]

Constitutional Law Group January 19, 2018 Australia, Comparative law

Jonathan Collinson: Disqualifying Dual-National Parliamentarians in Australia: A Problem of Legal Status or of Their True ‘Belonging’ to Australia?

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It has been reported that the Deputy Prime Minister of Australia, Barnaby Joyce, has referred himself to the […]

Constitutional Law Group September 21, 2017 Australia

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