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The Australian Judicial Officers Association consists of judges and magistrates drawn from all jurisdictions and levels of the Australian court system. Since its establishment in 1993, the membership now stands at just over 700, which is more than half of the judicial officers in Australia.

Membership of the Australian Judicial Officers Association is open to all serving and retired judges and magistrates in Australia and to masters and judicial registrars.

AJOA members can also enjoy a wide range of benefits and discounted offers as part of a negotiated benefits scheme. These benefits include travel, automotive, entertainment and much more. More information on the benefits associated with membership can be found in the link below.

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AJOA COLLOQUIUM: HOBART (07-09 OCTOBER 2022)

We are pleased to advise that registrations for this year’s Colloquium have opened! You can find more information and

JUDICIAL CASE MANAGEMENT & ETHICS COU…

The CMJA and Civil Service College have come together to organise this Workshop which will take a detailed look at the

AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN JUDGES

Australian Association of Women Judges The Australian Association of Women Judges celebrated the inaugural UN

CMJA 19TH TRIENNIAL CONFERENCE: ACCRA, GHA…

Commonwealth Magistrates’ and Judges’ Association The theme of the Conference is “Access to Justice in a Modern

SUPPORT NEEDED FOR JUDICIARY IN AFGHANISTAN

The rapidly growing tragedy in Afghanistan will wreak havoc in many parts of that country and, no doubt, the pillars of

ATROCITY IN AFGHANISTAN

Last month, two women judges were assassinated in Kabul as they were on their way to their posts in the Supreme Court.

JUDICIARY’S ASSOCIATION ELECTS NEW P…

Australian judges and magistrates have a new President of their professional association. Justice Glenn Martin, a judge

SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN COURTS

The Executive Committee of the Judicial Conference of Australia (JCA) today approved the issuing of the following

ALLEGED SYSTEMIC RACISM IN COURTS

[NOTE: To date, this letter has yet to be published] In an article in the Sydney Morning Herald on 10 June 2020 (page

APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES TO THE HIGH COURT

[NOTE: to date, this article has yet to be published] In an article in The Weekend Australian on 13 June 2020, Chris

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