The second Law Week podcast is out now!
Colourful characters, crime and consequence – law on the small screen is the second Law Week podcast by Victoria Law Foundation.
Colourful characters, crime and consequence – law on the small screen is the second Law Week podcast by Victoria Law Foundation.
Listen to host Lynne Haultain and a panel of three of Australia’s most prominent television writers discuss crime on the tele – why do we love it and what does it do to our understanding of justice?
Niki Aken is a television writer who has worked on shows including Underbelly and Janet King.
Hillary Bonney is a practising barrister and true crime author whose books include The Society Murders and The Double Life of Herman Rockefeller.
TV writer Elizabeth Coleman’s credits include Wanted, Newton’s Law, and Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries.
Our podcast was recorded live at Deakin University’s Deakin Downtown, in Melbourne’s Docklands.
Listen now to Law on the Small Screen
Last year, Victoria Law Foundation presented our first podcast as part of Law Week 2018 - Law in the digital era: What goes into creating investigative podcasts?
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Hear from leading access to justice scholar Professor Emily Taylor Poppe, in discussion with VLF’s Hugh McDonald and Lynne Haultain, on where access to justice is headed and needs to be.
And that’s a close to Victorian Law Week 2025! After more than 100 events across metropolitan and regional Victoria, thousands of people had the opportunity to learn what to do and where to get help when life and the law meet.
With events running across the state from 19– 25 May, Victorian Law Week is a time to learn what to do when the law meets your life, where to get help and find out more about the law.
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