True confidence isn't about having all the answers — it's about trusting yourself to find them. Lara Wentworth, a performance coach who works with legal professionals, understands this deeply. She shares practical mindset shifts that build confidence, daily practices that strengthen self-belief, and the story of a sole practitioner who transformed her entire practice by learning to trust her own capability.

New South Wales underwent three waves of significant reform to its strata laws throughout 2025. Unpacking these sweeping changes is strata lawyer and principal Anna Minassian. Anna explains the key details around the three waves of reforms, how they aim to enhance accountability and consumer confidence across the strata sector, and offers practical guidance for legal practitioners navigating these significant updates.

During National Children's Week, the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia launched two groundbreaking initiatives aimed at placing children at the heart of family law processes. We spoke to family lawyer and College of Law adjunct lecturer Kathryn Kearley, to guide us through these important changes.

Read how postgraduate study helped emerging family lawyer Cody McFarlane build practical expertise, confidence and professional judgement through a Master of Laws.

Learn how the Graduate Diploma in Family Dispute Resolution helped Tula Hewitt prepare for solo practice, building confidence and meeting compliance requirements.

To prepare you for what’s next, let’s unpack the College of Law’s 5 most popular on-demand CPD Digital Subscription courses. It’s the best way to keep your skills sharp – and your mind engaged.

Explore the full legal learning pathway – from CPD to postgraduate study – and discover how the College of Law supports your career at every stage.

Reset your legal career in five practical steps. Learn how to refocus, pivot or regain direction with insights from College of Law career strategists.

Sam Shosanya, General Manager of FrontTier, has spent years coaching legal leaders through the patterns that keep them trapped in cycles of burnout and unfulfillment. We caught up with Sam to explore how lawyers can reclaim their boundaries, craft the conversations that lead to real change, and discover what it truly means to move from success to fulfillment.

Lawyers are currently facing an ethical conundrum when billing clients using the traditional hourly model if AI has been used to reduce the time taken to produce the output. College of Law lecturer and risk management expert, Leisa Flateley, delves into the regulatory advice surrounding billing practices in the AI era to help law firms comply with the Australian Solicitor’s Conduct Rules.