Such a privilege yesterday to have the opportunity to meet and talk about the history and importance of judicial education with visiting distinguished academic Prof. John K. Hudzik and ANU colleagues Prof Peter Grabosky and Dr Gregor Urbas (not pictured).

We are so pleased to be together for NJOP. Thank you to our incredible committee, Chair, keynote speaker and for all participants for a wonderful beginning to the conference.

An honour and a privilege to have the opportunity to listen to Justice Stephen Gageler, our keynote speaker for NJOP.

Last day at the NMOP intensive program. A phenomenal opportunity to come together to share experiences and exchange information across the jurisdictions.

What a celebration we all had last Thursday evening! Our sincere thanks to their Their Excellencies, the Governor-General and Mrs Linda Hurley and to all the phenomenal members of the NJCA community who joined us to acknowledge our 20th anniversary.

Congratulations to NJCA’s Program Advisory Council member, Justice Julie McIntyre, on her appointment to the Supreme Court of South Australia.

Our inaugural Children in the Court program; bringing together judicial officers and experts in the various and complex stages of child development.

A big thank you to all who joined us in Hobart for our inaugural Children in the Courts program.

The NJCA/ANU Therapeutic Jurisprudence joint conference for 2023 is off and racing to a full house!

Our enormous thanks to the Honourable Robert Tickner AO, Chair of the Justice Reform Initiative, for his powerful keynote address at the NJCA/ANU TJ Conference 2023. Robert Tickner

We are always a little sad when the WBJ program ends. Thank you to our inspiring committee, authors, writers, presenters and participants.

Our thanks to all for a remarkable TJ Conference. Did you miss it? See our website - njca.com.au/njca_promo_v3-…

Our first NJOP for 2023 is underway, led by an inspiring keynote address by Justice Jayne Jagot on the practical aspects of judicial decision-making.

"I am a firm believer in the principle that justice delayed is justice denied. There is little point in issuing a purportedly perfect judicial decision well after the match is over, the lights in the stadium have gone off, and the everyone has gone home." Justice Jayne Jagot

Good weather, good conversations and good company - our first NJOP for 2023.

Congratulations to our Western Australian judicial leaders who made an historic pledge to right the wrongs of the past and work to build trust and confidence in the justice system for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people at a joint sitting of the heads of WA's courts.

Delighted to host the Taiwanese President, Ker, Li-Ling, District Court Judge Joping Wu, Prosecutor Che-Chun Chu from the Academy for the Judiciary, along with Leslie Hsu from the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office this afternoon to discuss judicial education.

The NJCA was delighted last week to welcome Justice Livesey, President of the Court of Appeal of South Australia, who was in Canberra for the ANU Visiting Judges program.

Our first We,the Gatekeeper program has concluded. Sincere thanks to all the "gatekeepers" who contributed.

We are delighted to be celebrating the inaugural John Doyle Oration in April this year.