30 July 2026
Justice Ideas Forum 2026
A look back at an energising day of bold ideas on access to justice, centred on the findings of our 2025 Justice Fellows, with highlights and photos.
30 July 2026
A look back at an energising day of bold ideas on access to justice, centred on the findings of our 2025 Justice Fellows, with highlights and photos.
Febuary 2026
Foundation researchers are joined by an expert panel in a webinar exploring findings from our latest research on access to justice in regional, rural and remote New South Wales.
16 October 2025
A virtual presentation launching two comprehensive research reports examining tenancy dispute resolution from both a data-driven and lived experience perspective.
18 September 2025
Commissioned by National Legal Aid, the Law and Justice Foundation of NSW published an independent evaluation of the NDIS Appeals Program Legal Services, launched at an event in Melbourne.
30 July 2025
Justice Ideas 2025 showcased bold, evidence-informed ideas from our Justice Fellows, exploring practical solutions to complex justice challenges and sparking dialogue on reform across New South Wales.
26 February 2025
Presented by Senior Researcher Dr Emily Kothe, this webinar recaps the Foundation’s research on how the legal assistance sector prepares for, and responds to natural disasters.
8 November 2024
This seminar explored new insights from Victoria Law Foundation’s groundbreaking Public Understanding of Law Survey (PULS) into the role of legal capability in improving access to justice outcomes for everyday legal problems.
14 March 2024
Our Sunset Ideas Exchange event brought together professionals from across the legal, justice and human services sector to celebrate the launch of our inaugural Justice Fellowships program, as well as providing an opportunity for shared insights, contribution and collaboration.
9 November 2023
This seminar explored crucial findings from Victoria Law Foundation’s first volume of its groundbreaking Public Understanding of Law Survey (PULS), with presentations from Professor Nigel J. Balmer and Dr Hugh M. McDonald.
September 2026
The Foundation is partnering with Western Sydney University to offer a 2027 PhD scholarship examining legal needs, access to justice and intersecting inequalities.
May 2026
We do not know how often Australians experience civil legal problems, which communities are most affected, or whether people are getting help when they need it.
March 2026
$10,000 grants for practitioners and sector professionals to investigate a pressing access to justice issue. Closes 1 May 2026.
December 2025
New research explores lawyers’ perspectives on access to justice in regional, rural and remote NSW. Drawing on in-depth interviews, the study examines service delivery challenges and opportunities to improve justice outcomes in RRR communities.
November 2025
Our Annual Report 2024–25 is available now. It outlines a year of momentum for the Foundation and the key developments across our work. Visit the report for the full picture.
October 2024
The Community Profiles Dashboard has been updated with recent data relating to indicators for social services, NDIS participants and domestic violence. The Dashboard enables you to identify a range of indicators in relation to people in the community who may be more vulnerable to experiencing legal problems.
October 2024
Explore the latest insights into legal need in your community with our updated Area Profiles Data Packs for local government areas, as well as state and federal electorates across Australia.
August 2024
The first comprehensive summary of what is known about disaster-related legal needs in Australia, offering new insights to aid in understanding the specific challenges of providing legal assistance in the disaster context.
June 2026
Hear directly from our 2025 Justice Fellows as they share their findings on some of the most pressing access to justice issues in NSW. 29 July, Customs House