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Maritime Law Association of Australia and New Zealand

MLAANZ is the peak professional association for maritime and admiralty law across Australia and New Zealand, serving lawyers, barristers, academics and industry professionals in the field. It runs annual conferences (recorded back to 2007) and other events, and funds prizes/scholarships — notably the Morella Calder Award, established 1996 — open to students at universities and colleges teaching maritime law in the region.

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Maritime Law Association of Australia and New Zealand at a glance

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Type of body
Specialist association
Runs CPD
Yes

Who it's for

A lawyer practising in shipping, admiralty or maritime-adjacent commercial law would join MLAANZ for specialist CPD, conferences and networking.

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Individuals

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Meets in person
Yes

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