Narelle Bedford

Narelle Bedford, is a Yuin woman and an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Law at Bond University. Her area of expertise is Administrative Law, concentrating on all forms of accountability over government decision-making. Prior to academia, she was Judge’s Associate, and a public servant in the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and the Attorney-General’s Department.

Recent articles by Narelle Bedford

‘Deadly’ sports diplomacy: why Australia’s Indigenous people must be a part of our sports strategy

‘Deadly’ sports diplomacy: why Australia’s Indigenous people must be a part of our sports strategy

The fact that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders have practised sports diplomacy for more than 60,000 years is a powerful story.

Why The Voice will lead to better government decision-making

Why The Voice will lead to better government decision-making

The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to parliament will result in systemic and sustainable change in government decision-making and policy formulation affecting First Nations peoples. Here are four reasons why.

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