Dr Cristy Clark

@cristyclark

Aus legal academic - human right to water, activism, env justice. Co-founder of . Mama to 2 munchkins. Partner to

Bundjalung Country
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Joined August 2008
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    Mar 22

    We sold out last time and lots of people were disappointed to have missed so. So get in early to avoid this happening to you.

    The wait is over: the program is now LIVE! This year's festival is bigger, better and more feminist than ever, and we can't wait to see you all there. Tickets are on sale now!
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  2. 9 hours ago

    When puppies attack. (Just to be clear: he wasn't stuck.)

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  3. 11 hours ago

    This is good news.

    "Employees who criticise their boss or colleagues on social media are becoming harder to sack because the Fair Work umpire is recognising their right to privacy"
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    Apr 1

    To the journalist and editor please note that I find your language offensive, outdated and discriminatory. Less than 1% of Centrelink customers commit fraud and last time I looked THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH JOBS TO GO AROUND. I hope that you never need the safety net.

    Up to 80,000 welfare cheats to lose payments if they fail to look for work under new laws
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    12 hours ago

    Why are we still policing single mothers’ sexuality and relationship status? It’s time to uncouple welfare from sexual double-standards and hypocrisy. It’s time for

    Why is the crackdown on single parents relationships okay when MPs run riot? Please explain
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  6. 12 hours ago

    On a completely different note: how do I get my dog to stop barking like a maniac. My neighbours must hate us.

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  7. 12 hours ago

    Do you remember when they elected Abbott as leader and everyone said, 'Yay, now they'll never get elected.' And then they did. And then Tony Abbott was our PM.

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  8. 12 hours ago

    Um, if it is on then we are at real risk of Dutton as PM.

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    20 hours ago

    We're so proud of our new subsidies program, and the opportunity to make sure everyone who wants to be at can be! We're asking for donations to help us support regional and financially disadvantaged women and non-binary people who wish to attend.

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    19 hours ago

    "We have stalled completely on progressing in Australia" What are we planning to do to move forward on for all genders? There are gains for everyone if we can shift rigid stereotypes.

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    17 hours ago

    My legal analysis of the Nauru High Court appeal issue. I discuss possible challenges using the UK Miller case and other public law principles

    Excellent post from at blog re Nauru's (attempted) cessation of appeals to Australian High Court:
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    Mar 22

    Not getting a social licence to operate can be a costly mistake: writes for In fact, boss Jean-Sebastien Jacques says social licence is a 'make or break' for companies

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    21 hours ago

    Facebook finally coughs up the truth: data of 311,000 Australians may have been ‘inappropriately shared’ with Cambridge Analytica

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    21 hours ago
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    I interviewed one of the original proponents of the universal basic income at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas. States in US, Finland & Scotland are trialling it. How we distribute wealth in a fully automated economy is a real brain sore

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    Jan 24

    wow cant wait for all that to start trickling down

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  16. Apr 3

    This is one of my favourite facts about UBI - it frees women to leave unhealthy relationships.

    This is fascinating and has me even more into UBI as a feminist issue
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    Apr 3

    FUN FACT ABOUT AUSTRALIAN MEDIA! Doesn't matter what your actual career is, if you have a public platform and come from a minority background, you'll be described as "controversial [IDENTIFIER] activist". Usually by the same publications insisting identity politics are toxic.

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    Apr 3

    Lots about how people with autism need to change. Maybe the world & employers needs to change too???

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    Apr 3

    Happy hump day everyone! (It still counts even if we just had a long weekend, right?) If you're looking for a new podcast to get you through the rest of the week, why not check out our new podcast partner, ? You're welcome ;)

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  20. Apr 2

    Over the weekend, I spoke to Andrea Gibbs on ABC Weekends about and the law. You can listen to our chat (in the last 10 minutes of the show) here:

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  21. Apr 2

    I had a similar reaction. If this happened with a solicitor, I can't imagine how they would ever work again.

    The Vic parli pairing incident reminds me of solicitors’ undertakings. They’re a vital part of doing business. A breach is misconduct -> discipline. The system needs signifiers of trust to work. Once lose trust there’s no going back.
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