Life
Stick with Your Hobbies
by Zsenai Logan One of the hardest things about study is the feeling that you have to give everything else up to do well. It always feels like a choice. Should I go hang out with my friends or should Read more…
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The Best Ways to Study
There are two main things that are going to affect your study: how well you look after yourself, and how good your study methods are. The more you look into these two things, the more interconnected they become. The further Read more…
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Brand new books published!!
LNNZ has recently published two new books that might come in handy for your exams, your next year of law school, and once you’re out of school and in the office.
A Day in the Life of
A Day in the Life of … a Heineken Asia Pacific Graduate
Emily Franco describes a usual day as one of Heineken’s Asia Pacific Programme graduates.
Law
NZLJ Student Companions: Torts – Monroe v Hopkins
This Student Companion by Barry Allan appeared in the 2017 edition of the New Zealand Law Journal
Life
Volunteering in your legal community
By Lauren Yeo Volunteering not only grows your personal skills and is an awesome thing to get involved with at university; it can also help to hone your legal skills, and give you some real life legal experience whilst still Read more…
Law
Eyes in the Sky: Threats to Notions of Privacy
“The predominant issue with the current framework is that while it imposes a ‘transparency’ framework and a consent requirement for the collection of sensitive information…”
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Preparing for Law Exams
Preparing for your Law Exams? Richard Scragg offers some top advice for exam survival.
Careers, Study and Well-being with Katie Cowan
Dear Katie column – How can I stay optimistic about a career in the law?
“How can I stay positive and optimistic about a career in the law, in the face of all the bad news stories that are popping up at the moment? There have now been a number of articles written by women Read more…
Law
Public Law Q&A: Separation of Powers
Can you clearly distinguish between the different meanings of the term “separation of powers”? Test your knowledge here!
