Native Title Compensation for Economic Loss

In this speech, Justice Jayne Jagot delves into the role of compassion within common law. Jagot discusses two famous cases and their roles in defining common law through compassion. Firstly Donoghue v Stevenson, and English case in which Lord Atkin famously posed the question, "Who, then, in law is my neighbour?" Followed by the Mabo case here in Australia.

Tara June Winch's speech examines what it means to be Australian right now. Winch calls out a failure not to act but to make change, to confront our violent past. She heeds the need for truth telling and inclusivity in Australian society.

In her opening address to the Law Society of New South Wales Young Lawyers' Conference, Justice Jayne Jagot speaks of her own experience and journey to understanding the deep and violent history of this nation. Jagot emphasises the harm of silence and brings attention to the lack of education around the history of the nation.