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New legislation to protect you against invasion of your privacy

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2025 is a landmark year for Australian privacy law. The new statutory tort for serious invasions of privacy came into effect in June this year. This could be a breakthrough providing you with a better way to protect your privacy interests through the court system. Big Ideas digs deep into its origins, its inspirations, and its potential future.

Presented at the Queensland University of Technology.

Speakers

Emeritus Professor Barbara McDonaldProfessor of Law, University of Sydney Law School; led the 2014 Australian Law Reform Commission Inquiry on Serious Invasions of Privacy in the Digital Era.

The Hon Justice Peter Applegarth AM KCFormer barrister and Judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland

Mark Burdon (host)Professor of Law, Queensland University of Technology, QUT's Digital Media Research Centre

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New statutory tort for serious invasions of privacy

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Manage episode 514839038 series 5381
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2025 is a landmark year for Australian privacy law. The new statutory tort for serious invasions of privacy came into effect in June this year. This could be a breakthrough providing you with a better way to protect your privacy interests through the court system. Big Ideas digs deep into its origins, its inspirations, and its potential future.

Presented at the Queensland University of Technology.

Speakers

Emeritus Professor Barbara McDonaldProfessor of Law, University of Sydney Law School; led the 2014 Australian Law Reform Commission Inquiry on Serious Invasions of Privacy in the Digital Era.

The Hon Justice Peter Applegarth AM KCFormer barrister and Judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland

Mark Burdon (host)Professor of Law, Queensland University of Technology, QUT's Digital Media Research Centre

Further information

New statutory tort for serious invasions of privacy

  continue reading

2009 episodes

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