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24.01.2022 The ANZSLA Commentator: Vol 107 has been published.
24.01.2022 2020 Paul Trisley Award Winner! The Paul Trisley Award sports law writing competition is awarded to a person who has never presented at an ANZSLA event or been previously published in the ANZSLA Journal, who, in the opinion of the judges, produces the best paper. The judging takes into account the paper's accuracy, originality, practical value to sports administrators and lawyers, and its academic quality. Congratulations to Peter Divitcos (Legal Graduate, Stephens Lawyers & ...Consultants) who has been awarded with the 2020 Paul Trisley Award. Peter is an Australian Lawyer, having been admitted to the Supreme Court of Victoria this week. Peter has a passion for defamation and media law, intellectual property, and sports integrity and governance. Peter has studied sports law at Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne. Peter's winning paper, which will be included in the next volume of the Australian and New Zealand Sports Law Association Journal, to be published later this year, is: Match-Fixing in Sport: A Coordinated, Targeted and Comprehensive Network of Actors. The challenge of match-fixing in sport is relentless. Online wagering, illegal betting markets, and the use of cryptocurrencies over the dark net has deepened the challenge. It demands a coordinated network of actors at the national, regional and global levels. The Macolin Convention on the Manipulation of Sports Competitions enhances coordination between the national and global levels, however there are some missing links within the vast network of actors which weaken its efficiency and effectiveness, apart from the need to harmonise terminology, legislation and sporting rules globally.
15.01.2022 2020/2021 ANZSLA Membership Package & 2021 Conference Announcement Dates for 2021 ANZSLA Conference: The postponed 2020 conference has now been rescheduled to 20 to 22 October 2021 and will be held in Queenstown, New Zealand! Lock the dates in your diary now and stand by for further details.... 2020/2021 Member Discount Package: ANZSLA is conscious that many of our members and the sports and their organisations may be facing financial difficulties due to the COVID-19 pandemic and associated economic impact. To support members, the ANZSLA Board has introduced the following membership discounts for the 2020/2021 membership period: a one-off 15% discount across all membership categories for 2020/2021; and a 10% discount for 2020/2021 members on registration for the rescheduled 2021 ANZSLA conference. Webinar Programme + Other Member Benefits: In addition, we have been working hard to ensure we continue to offer an exciting and topical webinar programme. Our webinars are exclusively available to members. Renew / Join Now: If you have an active membership and would like to renew prior to 1 July, you may create your membership invoice now. Simply go to: https://www.anzsla.com/user, login to the website and complete the purchase online in your Portal. The 15% discount will be applied at checkout. If you do not currently have an ANZSLA membership and would like to join before 1 July to take advantage of membership benefits now including upcoming June webinars to be announced shortly, please contact me at [email protected] and I will ensure your membership is allocated to the 2020/2021 membership period. www.anzsla.com
14.01.2022 ANZSLA celebrates 30th year and launches sports law scholarship! Full details and the application form are available from the ANZSLA website. Watch the short video explaining its concept, aims and application process:
13.01.2022 Celebrating the life of Tim Frampton with family and friends on Sunday, 13 December @ 5.30pm, Melbourne, Victoria. Parking will be tight and so attendees are encouraged to park in surrounding streets and walk to the venue. The family has also asked to please observe social distancing and carry a mask.
08.01.2022 The Australian and New Zealand Sports Law Journal 2019-2020 Vol 13 No 1 The 2019-2020 edition of the Australian and New Zealand Sports Law Journal has been released today, both in hard and electronic format and is available free of charge to ANZSLA members. It is also available to purchase from the ANZSLA website.... The Australian and New Zealand Sports Law Journal is an independent double blind peer-reviewed/refereed specialist law journal of the Australian and New Zealand Sports Law Association (ANZSLA), the peak professional organisation for lawyers, academics and sports administrators practising in the area of sports law in Australia and New Zealand. The 2019-2020 release of the ANZSLA Journal is the thirteenth edition, following its successful launch in December 2006 by Sir Laurence Street AC KCMG QC. It contains current articles of interest to not only legal professionals, academics and sporting administrators, but also sports journalists and the general sporting public. https://www.anzsla.com/australian-and-new-zealand-sports-la
04.01.2022 Vol 109 of The Commentator has been published today. In the only article for this edition, John Daenke, the Principal of Daenke Lawyers, Adelaide, reviews legislation and case law on electronic service of notices and documents. In his President’s column, Martin Ross reports on the AGM and on-line events organised this year.... A tribute from Lydia Dowse and David Garnsey to former President and Commentator editor, Tim Frampton, has been included in this edition. This edition includes profiles of original ANZSLA members Ian Fullagar and Tony Oxnevad. Also profiled is new ANZSLA Board Member, Brianna Quinn. In my editorial I discuss the return to sport following Covid-19 being brought under control. You can access this edition of The Commentator on the home page of the ANZSLA website at www.anzsla.com. Gerry Glennen Editor
04.01.2022 As part of its commitment to legal education, ANZSLA established an annual scholarship programme to support an individual who wishes to engage in legal research in the area of Sports Law. Applications for the scholarship programme closed on 31 August and ANZSLA received an overwhelming response from members, with many outstanding applications submitted. The Selection Committee has made its decision and ANZSLA is delighted to announce that James Moller is the recipient of the ...$10,000 inaugural ANZSLA Sports Law Scholarship award. James is a sports integrity expert, having been employed with the Victoria Police Sporting Integrity Intelligence Unit (SIIU) since its establishment in 2013. James plans to enrol in the University of Melbourne's Master of Laws (LLM), selecting subjects from the Melbourne Law School's specialised programme in sports law. Congratulations, James! Full details of the scholarship programme including an e-brochure and video, are available on the ANZSLA website.
03.01.2022 2021 ANZSLA Conference: Announcement As a result of ongoing international travel disruptions and uncertainty, ANZSLA has determined not to conduct the 2021 ANZSLA Conference in Queenstown, New Zealand. ANZSLA is committed to taking its annual conference to Queenstown as soon as it is able to. However, ANZSLA is thrilled to announce that the 2021 ANZSLA Conference will proceed in Byron Bay, New South Wales, from 27 to 29 October 2021, at the stunning Byron at Byron Resort. ... The 2021 ANZSLA Conference Organising Committee is currently putting together an interesting and thought provoking programme of current issues in sports law, providing valuable learning and networking opportunities. If you are interested in assisting with organising a session, please email [email protected]. There are plenty of additional activities to enjoy in Byron Bay and surrounds. We encourage you to extend your stay and discover all that the breathtaking Byron Bay region has to offer. Please save the dates for the ANZSLA Conference in your diary. We look forward to you joining us in Byron Bay in October. (Photo credit: Destination NSW)
