The High Court has rejected the view that a state-appointed decision maker’s conduct can be immune from review, writes David Hume in this article for APO.

Fears that a rights charter would infringe our liberties ignore the voices of the vulnerable and dispossessed, writes Caroline Fleay.

The National Pain Summit took up the challenge of improving the way the system deals with pain, writes Maiy Azize.

A human rights act should remain a priority for the federal government, argues Susan Ryan.

Do the demands of high-status professions explain childlessness among some women? Robert Tanton describes some new research findings.