The Law Society of NSW is pleased to announce the return of our Government Solicitors Conference on Wednesday 3 September at NSW Parliament House.
This conference will explore the vital role government solicitors play in safeguarding the rule of law. From navigating reform and complex risk to providing principled advice with integrity and foresight, our full-day program offers practical sessions, legal updates, and expert guidance designed to strengthen your work in the dynamic public sector environment.
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with peers who understand the responsibilities government solicitors carry, and gain valuable insights, stronger connections, and renewed purpose in your practice.
EVENT DETAILS
| Date: | Wednesday 3 September 2025 | |
| Time: | All day conference | |
| Venue: | NSW Parliament House 6 Macquarie St, Sydney NSW 2000 |
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6 CPD Units |
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| Cost: | Standard member: $329 Non-member: $599 Become a member |
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| Group bookings: | Group bookings of five or more receive a 10 per cent discount on the current member and non-member registration fees. To take advantage of this offer, please complete the Group Booking Form. | |
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PROGRAM PREVIEW
What you can and can't say in the workplace |
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What can you say in the workplace, and what's best left unsaid? In this session, we'll unpack the boundaries of personal expression and professional obligations. Gain clear, practical guidance to help you navigate tricky conversations and communicate with confidence. |
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Vicarious trauma, moral injury and burnout in government practice |
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Feeling the pressure? Legal practice is incredibly rewarding, but can also be emotionally demanding. Could you spot the signs of burnout in yourself or colleagues? In this eye-opening session, you'll discover practical strategies to manage stress, build resilience, and develop effective coping mechanisms to maintain a healthy work-life balance. |
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What would you do? Ethical dilemmas in government practice |
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Government solicitors often face high-stakes decisions where public duty may come head-to-head with personal values. In this session, we'll explore maintaining integrity, managing conflicts of interest, and upholding ethical standards in public service, equipping you with the tools to make sound ethical decisions. |
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