Boni & Jimi are joined by Belinda Lo for a 'fireside chat' on lawyer wellbeing and the Victorian Legal Services Board's recent framework on Lawyer Wellbeing Systems Theory of Change. Belinda (or Bee) is the Director of Legal Services and Principal Lawyer at Eastern Community Legal Centre and a longstanding advocate for improving wellbeing across the legal profession.If this episode causes distress, please engage Lifeline (13 11 14), Beyond Blue (1300 22 4636) or other support services available to you. Details and tickets for Done By Law's 2026 Trivia Night can be found here: https://events.humanitix.com/done-by-law-3cr-trivia-2026
22 Sept 2026
YACVic and Youthlaw on youth participation and legal education
This week on Done By Law we spoke with YACVic Participation and Development Manager, Sam Champion, and Youthlaw Manager of Outreach and Education, Lisa Nguyen.We discussed the work of the Youth Affairs Council Victoria (YACVic). YACVic is the peak body and leading policy advocate for young people and the youth sector in Victoria. It is an expert in youth participation and coordinates the Youth Participation Practice Network (YPPN). Key to YACVic’s own youth participation work is its innovative young peer facilitation model. YACVic Young Peer Facilitators are a group of young people from across Victoria with a diverse range of lived experience who are trained and supported to lead discussions on a wide range of issues. These facilitators work on all sorts of projects in YACVic and with other organisations. These could be leading discussion groups on pressing issues for young people, training youth workers, or working on policies for positive community change.We also heard about work being done by Youthlaw’s education program, and how the two organisations complement and support each other. Youthlaw - the Young People's Legal Rights Centre - is a free state-wide legal service for young people up to age 25 in Victoria. Youthlaw builds legal education with young people not just for them – through free legal advice, community legal education sessions, and youth-led content so that rights information reaches young people where they already are.
1 Sept 2026
Aidan McCarthy on Delivery Drivers and Insurance
Listeners may have heard of the Fair Work Commission order last month, imposing minimum standards for delivery “employee-like” workers working on digital labour platforms such as rideshare, package delivery and food-delivery apps. But what standards are there for these workers who get involved in motor vehicle accidents? And what protections, if any, exist for these workers? In this episode we chat to Aidan McCarthy, Deputy Managing Lawyer of Fitzroy Legal Service’s Night Service team, about how the recent Fair Work Commission order is impacting “gig economy” workers in our community.You can find out more about Fitzroy Legal Service here: https://fls.org.au/
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