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Beyond being a Lawyer: Maria Cananzi, Barrister
May 19, 2026
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Inside Family and Criminal Law: Eva Medcraft
Sep 23, 2025
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Inside Family and Criminal Law: Nicholas Donaghy
Sep 16, 2025
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Inside Family and Criminal Law: Jane Libbis & Eve Smith
Sep 9, 2025
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Breaking Down Wellbeing
Aug 18, 2025
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| 5/19/26 | ![]() Beyond being a Lawyer: Maria Cananzi, Barrister | Join Georgia and Georgia as they speak to Maria Cananzi. Maria Cananzi is a Barrister who works across all areas of criminal law, as well as in relation administrative and regulatory matters, coronial inquests and occupational health and safety prosecutions. Maria completed her Juris Doctor at the University of Melbourne in 2018, following the completion of her Bachelor of Arts (majoring in International Politics and Italian).Maria began her professional career completing her PLT placement at a specialist criminal law firm, working across matters of terrorism and homicide. Following this Maria became a Judge’s Associate, then a Senior Registry Lawyer, both in the Victorian Court of Appeal. Following this Maria worked as a Solicitor for the Office of the Special Investigator, before joining the Victorian Bar in 2022. | — | ||||||
| 9/23/25 | ![]() Inside Family and Criminal Law: Eva Medcraft | Join Ava and Emilia as they speak to Eva Medcraft. Eva Medcraft is the principal solicitor at Medcraft Legal, practicing as a criminal defence lawyer. Eva graduate from CSU and began practicing in commercial law for 5 years before transitioning over to criminal law, where she now acts in a variety of matters from violent offences, drug related offences, bail applications and court appeals. Additionally, Eva is also a member of the NSW Legal Aid Panel where she provides Legal Aid services. She is also regional president of the Albury and District Law Society. | — | ||||||
| 9/16/25 | ![]() Inside Family and Criminal Law: Nicholas Donaghy | Join Ava and Will as they speak to Nicholas Donaghy. Nicholas is a Principal Solicitor at the Office of Public Prosecutions and an Accredited Specialist in Criminal Law. For 11 years, Nicholas was a solicitor in the OPP's Specialist Sex Offences Unit (SSOU), during which he managed the OPP’s response to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse.Following SSOU’s dissolution in 2022, he was appointed to lead the OPP’s inaugural Specialist Sex Offences Committee. He now triages and oversees sex offence matters across the OPP and delivers training and advice internally and externally. Nicholas has prosecuted hundreds of matters, including many high-profile and complex cases.Nicholas graduated from Deakin University with a Bachelor of Laws in 2005 and then went on to complete his Postgraduate Diploma of Legal Practice with the College of Law. Earlier in his career, he served for five years as a Judge’s Associate at the County Court, working with 39 different judges - primarily with the now Deputy Chief Judge of the County Court Meryl Sexton. | — | ||||||
| 9/9/25 | ![]() Inside Family and Criminal Law: Jane Libbis & Eve Smith | Join Ava and Georgia as they speak to Jane Libbis and Eve Smith from Umbrella Family Law. Jane Libbis is a Managing Partner and Founder at Umbrella Family Law, and has worked exclusively in family law for over 20 years. Jane is also a Parenting Coordinator and provides valuable assistance in facilitating effective co-parenting arrangements. Jane graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Laws and went on to complete further studies at Swinburne University completing a Graduate Diploma in Counselling in 2010.Eve Smith is a Managing Partner and Founder at Umbrella Family Law; she has practiced exclusively in family law since her admission to practice.Eve graduated from Northumbria University in England with a Bachelor of Laws in 2002 and has since completed further legal education at Deakin University. Subsequently Eve has practiced family law and is admitted as a legal practitioner in both Australia and England and assists clients internationally. Eve was also a Finalist for the Lawyers’ Weekly Partner of the Year award in 2025. | — | ||||||
| 8/18/25 | ![]() Breaking Down Wellbeing | Join Henry as he chats with Alice Mayne (student and former DLSS Director of Education) about all things wellbeing - this is an episode about a really important topic and is not to be missed! | — | ||||||
| 7/30/25 | ![]() Breaking Down Time Management | Join Henry as he chats with former DLSS president Courtney McKenzie about all things time management ... crucial ahead of the upcoming assignment season! | — | ||||||
| 6/24/25 | ![]() Understanding Medical Negligence Law | Join Ava and Georgia as they speak to Emma Murphy. Emma Murphy is currently an Associate at Maurice Blackburn and practices exclusively in the field of medical negligence. She is located at the Bendigo office and is currently the only regionally based medical negligence lawyer in Victoria at Maurice Blackburn. This experience has made her very passionate about attracting young lawyers into the regions. Emma completed her studies in 2013 at Monash University, graduating with a Bachelor of Laws majoring in Medical and Health Law, as well as a Bachelor of Science majoring in Development Biology and Genetics. Emma then went on to complete her Practical Legal Training at the Coroner's Court of Victoria and was subsequently admitted to practice in 2014. Emma is passionate about equality and accessibility within the healthcare system. Due to this passion and her interest in bridging public knowledge between health, science and the law, Emma was eager to commence a career in medical negligence law. | — | ||||||
| 11/5/24 | ![]() What is...Entertainment Law? | Join Emilie and Evan as they speak to Rebekah O'Sullivan. Rebekah O’Sullivan is an award-winning entertainment, intellectual property, and immigration lawyer. Rebekah specialises in the film, television, theatre, and music industries. Her representations include Oscar-award-winning talents, such as Natalie Portman, Matt Damon, Cate Blanchett, and Chris Hemsworth, as well as platinum-selling musicians, such as Liam Payne and Tones and I. Rebekah holds a Juris Doctor from Bond University and the University of California, as well as a Masters of Legal Practice. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts, training at one of London’s most prestigious acting institutions, working as an actor and acting coach. Rebekah has also won the legal excellence award for Queensland solicitor of the year, was appointed as a distinguished fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in London and has been consistently ranked on Doyle’s list as a leading lawyer for the past four years. Rebekah, outside of entertainment law, offers her services pro bono, as a senior lawyer at Bond University’s Immigration Clinic. | — | ||||||
| 8/19/24 | ![]() What is...Maritime Law? | Join Emilie and Ava as they speak to Alison Cusack. Alison Cusack is currently the Principal Solicitor at Cusack & Co, a firm that specialises in Maritime and Shipping Law. Alison completed her studies in 2010 at Victoria University, graduating with a Bachelor of Laws and Business. She then completed the graduate program at the Australian Taxation Office and was subsequently admitted to practice in 2012. Alison then went on to work with the Australian National Line as a member in-house corporate counsel, before further pursuing her passion for Maritime Law by establishing her own firm, Cusack & Co, in 2018. Currently, Alison is a highly accomplished and well-respected solicitor and leader within the Maritime Industry, having often lent her passion and expertise within the field, notably acting as the president of the Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association Australia, between 2018-2022. | — | ||||||
| 5/28/24 | ![]() Beyond being a Lawyer: Rohini Jannu | Join Emilie and Evan as they speak to Rohini Jannu. Rohini Jannu is an accomplished and highly respected lawyer, and cyber governance expert. Following her completion of her Bachelor of Laws from the University of New South Wales, Rohini practiced as a full time lawyer, working across corporate and commercial fields in litigation and dispute litigation. Following an incredible career across various legal settings, Rohini transitioned from a life of big law to a corporate setting, where she worked as Paralegal Manager at an ASX listed world leader in retail asset management. With her extensive background in law, Rohini has worked as an advisor and leader in corporate governance. Now, she is a Senior Analyst in Data & Cyber Governance, Risk and Compliance. Alongside side her work, Rohini is a part of the Australian Women in Security Network, the International Association of Privacy Professionals, and the Australian Information Security Association. | — | ||||||
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| 10/11/23 | ![]() Social Justice and Equity-Hannah Dickinson and the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre | Join Hannah Dickinson and Swathika Karthikeyan to discuss Hannah’s work at the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre | — | ||||||
| 9/10/23 | ![]() Inside the World of Family and Criminal Law Episode 2: Natasha Poppen | Natasha Poppen joins Isabelle and Bailiejean to chat about her previous experience working as a clerk, trainee and solicitor at the Office of Public Prosecutions. In this episode, Natasha discusses how criminal law is different everyday, her pathway into the Office of Public Prosecutions and her advice for students who are wanting to work in criminal law. You can find Natasha on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/natasha-poppen-861094136 | — | ||||||
| 9/1/23 | ![]() Inside the World of Family and Criminal Law Episode 1: Joseph Ishow | In this episode of Before the Court, we are joined by Joseph Ishow. Joseph completed a Bachelor of Criminal Justice Administration before going on to complete his JD. Joseph has had a successful career working at Community Legal Centres as a family lawyer. Currently, at Fitzroy Legal Service, Joseph works within the family violence team. CLC's rely on volunteer law students to continue to provide pro bono legal services to our community. If this episode has sparked your interest in volunteering at Fitzroy Legal Service, apply here: https://fls.org.au/volunteer-program/ Some of the other services offered include: Family Violence Health Justice Partnerships We provide legal assistance in relation to family violence via outreach to a number of different locations within the City of Yarra. Drug Outreach Lawyer Program Our drug outreach lawyers assist individuals with legal problems related to alcohol and drug use. In line with the holistic approach of the program, the lawyers work closely and collaboratively with members of the community and relevant heath agencies to promote and focus on harm minimisation and areas of high need. Program partners across City of Yarra and City of Darebin include YSAS (Youth Support and Advocacy Service), Living Room, Inner Space, North Richmond Community Health, Odyssey House Victoria and Uniting Care ReGen. Darebin Family Law Support Specialist family law parenting matters advice and representation for City of Darebin residents. Criminal Defence Practice Our lawyers can provide legal representation to people who are charged with a summary or indictable criminal offence or are respondents in relation to a family violence intervention order if they are eligible for a grant of legal aid, or are able to pay for representation. Our fees are designed to assist clients ineligible for legal aid and reflect our role as a community legal resource, meaning we are able to assist people that might not be able to afford representation from a private law firm. We work out how much your case will cost based on the work that must be done in accordance with your instructions. Family Law Property and Parenting Practice Family Law Property & Parenting Practice: We provide legal representation for family law property and/or parenting matters to people who are eligible for a grant of legal aid or are able to pay for representation. Our fees are designed to assist clients ineligible for legal aid and reflect our role as a community legal resource. We work out how much your case will cost based on the work that must be done in accordance with your instructions. Migrant Employment Law Clinic Our Migrant Employment Law Clinic is open to people from overseas who have been underpaid or exploited in employment, including: International students (500 visas); People on working holidays (417 and 462 ‘backpacker’ visas); Workers invited to Australia through the Temporary Skills Shortage program (TSS visas); and Refugee and humanitarian visa-holders. We can assist with: Recovery of unpaid wages and entitlements; Advice about correct rates of pay; Unpaid training; Unauthorised deductions from pay; Unfair dismissals and breach of general protections laws; Sham contracting; Workplace bullying; Workplace injuries; and Workplace discrimination. We cannot advise on immigration law. If you would like assistance from the Migrant Employment Law Clinic, please make an enquiry for our legal advice night service for initial advice and consultation. COVID Debt, Employment & Tenancy Clinic Our lawyers can provide legal assistance for vulnerable people affected by tenancy, debt and employment issues impacted by the COVID pandemic. | — | ||||||
| 4/25/23 | ![]() Social Justice and Equity: Gavin Choong from the Grata Fund | No description provided. | — | ||||||
| 4/11/23 | ![]() WHAT IS?...Episode 4: Securities Law with Simon Rubenstein | Mr Simon Rubenstein was admitted on the 03rd April 1995 and first signed the Bar roll on the 22nd May 2003. Completing his Bachelor of Laws (Hons) and then subsequently his Master of Laws at Melbourne University focusing on commercial law, financial services law, and employment law. Simon is also well versed in the Securities law practice area. Simon has previously appeared in both trials and interlocutory proceedings in the Federal, Supreme and County Courts, as well as appearing in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. Simon has extensive experience in areas including corporations and financial services litigation, where he has acted on behalf of both company directors, shareholders, stockbrokers, and insurers to name a few. As well as this, Simon also has extensive experience in corporations and financial services regulation where he has acted in matters on behalf of both companies and individuals facing investigation and enforcement action initiated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. He has acted and advised for persons involved in large-scale ASIC investigations such as Westpoint, AWB and Trio Capital matters. Simon has also previously been engaged as a Legal Consultant with ASIC. During this time, he provided legal advice for large scale corporate investigations as well as financial market investigations which included market misconduct, continuous disclosure, and insider trading investigations. Simon was the senior lawyer on the highly successful investigation and prosecution of Sydney stockbroker, Rene Rivkin, for insider trading. Simon’s Email: simon.rubenstein@vicbar.com.au | — | ||||||
| 3/28/23 | ![]() WHAT IS...? Episode 3: Sports Law with Alexandria Anthony | Alexandria Anthony joins Isabelle and Bailiejean to chat about her experience working as sports lawyer and the difference between a boutique and top-tier law firm. In this episode, Alexandria discusses how sports law is different each and every day, the valuable training she received from a top tier law firm, her work/life balance and how to succeed in the niche area of sports law. | — | ||||||
| 3/15/23 | ![]() What Is...Episode 1: Wills and Estates with Susan Bonnici | Join Bailiejean and Isabelle for a deep dive into the practice area of Wills and Estates with solicitor, Susan Bonnici. Susan has over ten years experience in this area of law, and currently works at Equity Trustees. In this episode, Susan shares with us the skills required to excel in this area of law, the way succession planning encompasses a broad range of practice areas like family law, tax law and property law, and how she has grown her career to reflect her passion for providing care and advice tailored to the needs of every individual. | — | ||||||
| 2/21/23 | ![]() SUMMER SERIES EPISODE 7: Sarah Davidson | For our final SUMMER SERIES episode, join Brit, Bailiejean, and the wonderful Sarah Davidson. Sarah studied a Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts at Monash University, graduating with First Class Honours. During her studies, Sarah started her legal career at King & Wood Mallesons where she was fortunate enough to work in both the Melbourne and Hong Kong offices. After starting her wildly successful companies Matcha Maiden and Matcha Mylkbar, Sarah pivoted her career to focus on growing them both. Now, Sarah is an influencer, podcaster, ambassador and TV presenter.In this episode, Sarah kindly shared with us her advice on how to make the most of your time at law school, what is like to complete an Honours thesis and how the skills we gain from studying law will be helpful regardless of the career path we take. If you would like to hear more from Sarah, we highly recommend listening to her podcast ‘Seize the Yay’. | — | ||||||
| 2/1/23 | ![]() SUMMER SERIES EPISODE 6: James Bell | Deakin Alumnus James Bell joins Brittany and Deeksha to chat about his experience as a Deakin Law School student, and his exciting career as a lawyer and policy officer in the Victorian Public Service. In this episode, James reflects on his international study experiences in China and Japan whilst studying at Deakin, and provides valuable insight into why participating in mooting competitions is incredibly beneficial to your overall study experience. | — | ||||||
| 12/21/22 | ![]() SUMMER SERIES EPISODE 4: Casey O’Mahony | Join Brit and Bailiejean for a conversation with Casey O’Mahony. Casey O’Mahony is a Principal Solicitor at Walsh and Blair Lawyers - a law firm based in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales. In this episode, Casey shares with us what it is like living and working regionally and provides great insight into her career working in multiple areas of law, including wills and estates, conveyancing and immigration law. | — | ||||||
| 12/7/22 | ![]() SUMMER SERIES EPISODE 2- Bonnie Phillips | Join Beth and Brit for a conversation with Deakin Law School Alumnus Bonnie Phillips. Bonnie is now an Accredited Family Law Specialist and Head of the Family and Relationship law team at Coulter Legal . In this episode, Bonnie reflects on her time at Deakin and shares her experience as a team member in the Deakin Vis Moot team. Bonnie also speaks about the practice of family law and the practical process of family law disputes, and the management and team leadership aspect of her role. | — | ||||||
| 6/21/22 | ![]() Social Justice and Equity - Volunteering in the Law with Kim Koelmeyer | Join Lily from the Social Justice and Equity portfolio for a discussion with Anika Legal’s social media wiz and founder of Law in Colour, Kim Koelmeyer. Kim discusses the creation of Law in Colour while a student at Deakin, and how the platform has expanded to where it is today. Kim also shares her insights into the importance of social media to legal enterprises, especially in today’s society. | — | ||||||
| 3/23/22 | ![]() SEASON 2 EPISODE 2 - Criminal Law with Ennes Marcellus | Join Britney and Bailiejean from our Industry Careers team for a conversation with Criminal defence lawyer Ennes Marcellus. Ennes discusses the importance of networking, relating to your clients, and developing strong social skills in the legal profession. He also shares the attributes that Criminal lawyers should possess to allow them to foster strong connections, and to enable a high level of professionalism to be maintained. Ennes discusses his time training in the Australian Army, and the way this impacted upon his legal career. He then shares his advice about time management, and maintaining a work life balance. | — | ||||||
| 8/15/21 | ![]() SEASON 1 EPISODE 6 - Insight into Life as a Judge's Associate with Natasha Chand | In this podcast, join our Industry Careers team for a conversation with Natasha, associate to the Honourable Justice Wilson. We ask Natasha all about her experience as a Judge's Associate, and the amazing court exposure the role provides. Natasha shares some advice for the application process and gives many great insights into the role and the skills it allows you to develop that you can take forth in your career. The views expressed on this podcast are those of the Guest Speaker. The Deakin Law Students’ Society does not necessarily endorse the views of a particular speaker or authenticate the accuracy of the information provided. The use a listener makes of the information provided in this podcast is the listener’s sole responsibility. The Deakin Law Students’ Society acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to them and their cultures; and to elders both past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded. | — | ||||||
| 9/17/20 | ![]() SEASON 1 EPISODE 4 - Criminal Defence with Kristina Kothrakis | Kristina Kothrakis details her career path to becoming a Partner at Doogue + George and what an average day looks like in criminal law. From policy changes that she is passionate about to advice for law students, Kristina discusses the ins and outs of working in criminal defence law and how she has gotten where she is. Kristina is an Accredited Criminal Law Specialist which a particular focus on sexual offences, white collar crime, drug trafficking/importations and jury trials. The views expressed on this podcast are those of the Guest Speaker. The Deakin Law Students’ Society does not necessarily endorse the views of a particular speaker or authenticate the accuracy of the information provided. The use a listener makes of the information provided in this podcast is the listener’s sole responsibility. The Deakin Law Students’ Society acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to them and their cultures; and to elders both past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded. | — | ||||||
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