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S2 Immigration scammers run riot on Chinese social media. Dr Fan Yang explains.
False scare campaigns and scams are common on Chinese-language media and social media in Australia, particularly targeting people who are anxious about their residency status. Who is behind it, and…
S2 Australia has become a defamation hotspot. Are our politicians, whose own attacks in Parliament are protected by privilege, overdoing it? Jason Bosland explains.
Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a biweekly podcast about the law behind the news. In this episode, Associate Professor Jason Bosland explains what defamation is and why…
S2 The issue of Aboriginal sovereignty can be heard by the High Court, new research has found. Could this be the next Mabo? Dr Olivia Barr explains.
It has long been a legal truism that the High Court does not have the power to rule on issues of Aboriginal sovereignty, or the right to self-govern. But this idea is based on a legal…
S1 Should doctors be able to refuse care if it offends their conscience? A conversation with Professor Julian Savulescu
This episode contains material some people might find disturbing. Listener discretion is advised. Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the…
S2 Should renters have to supply a CV for their cat? And other data invasions by real estate agents. Lina Przhedetsky on the privacy pitfalls.
Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the news.New apps make it all too easy for real estate agents to collectintimate information from…
S2 Big Brother in the consulting room: should doctors tell patients when they are using AI to record them? A conversation with Associate Professor Megan Prictor
Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the news.AI is now listening in in the doctor’s clinic, with products known as ‘AI scribes’…
S2E1 Is Trump subverting American democracy? Will the Constitution get in his way? Professor Will Partlett explains.
President Trump started the war on Iran without Congressional approval and reissued tariffs after the Supreme Court’s ruling. Some of his political strategists are floating plans to control who can…
S1 One third of all young workers report being ripped off at work: Professor John Howe explains his new research
Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the news.More than a third of 2800 young Australian workers surveyed reported having been ripped off…
S1 Lawyers aren't happy: a new look at lawyer wellbeing, workplace experiences, and professional ethics, in conversation with Professor Julian Webb
Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you the last episode of season one of Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the news.Half of lawyers surveyed say they endure a poor workplace…
S1 If an employer uses AI for hiring, who is legally responsible when it discriminates? A conversation with Dr Natalie Sheard
Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the news.Around two-thirds of Australian organisations use artificialintelligence computer programs to…
S1 Sexual strangulation by consent: a legal riddle. Professor Heather Douglas explains her ground-breaking research
This episode contains material some people might find disturbing. Listener discretion is advised. Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the…
S1 Will the 'right to strike' become illegal? Professor Sean Cooney explains
Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the news.Australian employers have joined an international legal case that challenges the right of…
S1 Fake porn is not new, but does the law have any answers yet? A conversation with Dr Jessica Lake
This episode contains material some people might find disturbing. Listener discretion is advised.Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the…
S1 Does a ceasefire agreement have any legal force? Dr Marika Sosnowski explains
Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the news.There is a legal vacuum behind attempts to forge a ceasefire inthe wars in Gaza and Ukraine.…
S1 Can you voice-record what your doctor tells you? A conversation with Dr Megan Prictor
Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the news.Patients often want the right to record some consultations, but doctors are not so keen and…
S1 The US Constitution is fragile. How can it be defended in the Trumpian era? A conversation with Associate Professor William Partlett
Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice: a weekly podcast about the law behind the news.President Trump is stress testing the Constitution of the USA inways that have never been…
S1 Robo-love: when affection for an artificially created ‘companion’ goes wrong: a conversation with Professor Jeannie Paterson
This episode contains material some people might find distressing. Listener discretion is advised.Melbourne Law School and host Jon Faine bring you Justice, a weekly podcast about the law behind the…
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Justice with Jon Faine has published 17 episodes since May 2025, covering topics in News, News Commentary.
Justice with Jon Faine is currently highly active with new episodes every 2 weeks. Average episode length is 22m.
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