My research interests are indigenous law, security (anti-terrorism), human rights.  I am enrolled in a PhD on remedies for extinguishment of native title.  I have also written about constitutional law and court practice. Recently, I have published papers on indigenous rights under the Federal Constitution and mental health in the workforce.  I have also presented papers on human rights, anti-terrorism law and criminal trials.  My master’s thesis was on the enforcement mechanisms under the international human rights treaties.

I have been teaching a variety of subjects including law clinic (Australia), drafting, civil procedure, law of nations, constitutional law (Australia), business law, Australian legal system and pre-law.

I have practised law in Australia for 12 years in public law, mainly administrative and criminal law.  I am a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria and Solicitor and Attorney of the High Court of Australia.

I have had a wide variety of experiences practising as both a solicitor and barrister in Australia, and gradually shifting into education in the last decade. I dedicated myself to causes mainly for the underdog and gained experience and many skills including advocacy, court procedure and practice, drafting, client interviewing.

My legal professional work has included areas such as criminal trials, legal aid, public interest law, immigration law and general practice. 

I have also been performing duties as a moot coach for approximately 5 years now, and enjoy immensely helping the students learn court room craft.