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The National Justice Project recently presented at a United Nations conference, showcasing a proposal for an AI-powered platform to improve access to justice worldwide. CEO George Newhouse and Principal Solicitor Ashleigh Buckett attended the Asia Pacific Strategic Litigation Network for
In this issue of the Justice Brief: Two years on from the Voice Referendum, the National Justice Project is representing an Aboriginal family from Queensland who are accusing the Australian Electoral Commission of deeply harmful racist conduct – both on
In a landmark step to improve access to justice, the National Justice Project has launched Hear Me Out in Victoria. Hear Me Out is a free, open-access AI-powered complaints platform that not only guides users to the right complaint body
Content Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised the following includes the names of First Nations people who have passed away. On 23 October, the family of Kumanjayi White spoke to media outside Alice Springs Local Court, calling
Last week marked two years since the Voice Referendum. The National Justice Project is representing an Aboriginal family from Queensland is accusing the Australian Electoral Commission of deeply harmful racist conduct on the day of the 2023 Referendum and in
Thank you to everyone who attended the Alternative First Responders Symposium. Over 200 people registered to tune in from overseas and across the country. Our deepest thanks to our speakers and artists for their generosity in sharing insights, knowledge, and
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