David Rose & Tim Logan<\/strong>\u00a0– ‘Political Madness Gone Correct’<\/strong><\/p>\n Monash Law student David Rose and Tim Logan present\u00a0Political Madness Gone Correct<\/a> – <\/strong>an hour of finely crafted, bespoke jokes. Handmade from scratch with the finest local and imported ingredients.<\/p>\n Free tickets<\/strong> are available to Monash Law students and staff who would like to attend the show any night between Friday 12 April – Monday 15 April<\/strong>. To claim your tickets email\u00a0terriercomedy@gmail.com<\/a>\u00a0with your preferred date and number of tickets.<\/p>\n David Rose has appeared on ABC\u2019s\u00a0Tonightly<\/em>, and has written viral articles for Cracked.com. He was a Victorian finalist in triple j’s\u00a0RAW Comedy competition, and recently headlined the Comedy Club Asia.<\/p>\n Tim Logan was a RAW Comedy\u00a0<\/em>National Finalist. He has been a stalwart of the Tasmanian comedy scene for a decade, and has supported Doug Stanhope, Luke McGregor, Matt Okine and more.<\/p>\n The Australian Legal Technology Association (ALTA) is organising the ALTACON, a unique one-day event where Australia\u2019s leading legal technologists, national and international luminaries and the legal community come together. At the Conference, ALTA is looking to shine a light on (very) early stage legal technology start-ups to give them the best chance of bringing their ideas to the market. If this sounds like you, submit your pitch for a chance to present as a finalist on the conference mainstage, with the winner being judged on the day. Create a YouTube video of your 3 minute pitch and Submit your entry by COB on Friday 26 April. Eligibility and more details at:\u00a0https:\/\/www.altacon.com.au\/pitch-competition<\/a><\/p>\n Technology is increasingly recognised as an important way to help community members participate in the design and delivery of services. At the same time, as demand for technology-based solutions to legal problems grows, there are pressing questions about the relationship between community members\u2019 digital and legal capabilities.<\/p>\n In this exciting event<\/a>, internationally-recognised experts Professor Patrick Olivier (digital civics pioneer and Professor of Human-Computer Interaction, Monash University) and Dr Catrina Denvir (Senior Lecturer, Monash Business School) present cutting edge developments from the cross-disciplinary fields of digital civics and assisted digital services. Presented by the Australian Centre for Justice Innovation at Law Week 2019.<\/p>\n Date: Thursday 16 May<\/p>\n Time: 5:45pm to 7:00pm<\/p>\n Venue: Monash University Law Chambers, 555 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne<\/p>\n Register here<\/a><\/p>\n2. ALTACon LegalTech Conference Pitching Competition<\/h2>\n
3. Digital Civics and Legal Capability in the Community: Expanding Access to Justice<\/h2>\n
4. Legal Tech and Design Masterclass<\/h2>\n