The Profession is building something different — a national platform by and for the people who make Australian law. Below are the ways you can be part of it from the ground up. Every opportunity listed here is an invitation to contribute, collaborate, and be seen.
Solicitors, barristers, in-house counsel, legal academics — all jurisdictions
We're building a national network of legal professionals who attend and document the events shaping Australian law. Ambassadors receive complimentary sponsored tickets to key industry events in exchange for a written event review published on The Profession. We're recruiting across all jurisdictions — your region needs a voice.
Practitioners, legal founders, academics, legal-adjacent innovators
Are you doing something interesting in law — or adjacent to it? Whether you've built something, changed direction, challenged convention, or simply have a perspective worth hearing, we want to talk to you. Our Q&A interview series profiles the people shaping the profession in ways that don't always make the mainstream legal press.
Practitioners, academics, policy professionals, legal-adjacent thinkers
We're building a register of practitioners, academics, and legal-adjacent thinkers who want a platform for their ideas. Whether you have a one-off opinion piece or want to contribute regularly as a columnist, this is your invitation. You bring the expertise — we'll bring the audience.
Practitioners, legal tech founders, academics, potential sponsors
The Profession Webinar and Podcast Series is seeking guests, co-hosts, topic contributors, and production partners. If you have a topic worth discussing, a case study worth sharing, or simply a point of view the profession needs to hear — register your interest here and we'll be in touch when the right opportunity arises.
Senior practitioners (mentors) and early-to-mid career lawyers (mentees)
Whether you're a senior practitioner with experience to share or an early-career lawyer looking for direction — register here. We're building a national mentorship connection for the Australian legal community, matching people across practice areas, jurisdictions, and career stages.
Current law students and graduates (admitted within last 3 years)
Law students and recent graduates are the future of the profession — and we think they deserve a platform now, not later. Register to be considered for profile features, early career resources, and genuine community connection with practitioners across the country.
Practitioners, students and legal-adjacent professionals in every Australian jurisdiction
Local chapters are how The Profession comes to life on the ground — informal gatherings, regional meetups, and city-based communities that connect members in person. Register your region to help us gauge interest where you are, be matched with nearby members when chapters form, and put your hand up to help lead one if you'd like to.
Event organisers, law societies, professional associations, legal tech companies
The Profession Press is our dedicated events coverage arm — documenting the conferences, summits, seminars, and gatherings happening across Australian law. If you're running an event and would like us to send an Ambassador for editorial coverage, register your event here. This is a genuine editorial opportunity, not a paid placement.
Legal tech startups, SaaS platforms, legal innovation teams
Building something for the legal profession? The Profession is the platform to reach practitioners across Australia who are actively looking for better tools, smarter workflows, and innovative solutions. Register to be considered for a feature, review, or showcase in our legal tech editorial coverage.
CPD providers, legal education organisations, law schools
If your organisation delivers CPD-accredited content, training programs, or continuing education for legal professionals, we'd like to hear from you. Register your interest in partnering with The Profession to reach a national audience of practitioners who are actively investing in their development.
Community legal centres, pro bono programs, access to justice initiatives
Community legal centres, pro bono initiatives, and access-to-justice projects deserve more visibility than they typically receive. The Profession is committed to covering this work. If your organisation is doing meaningful work in community law and would like to be featured, register here.
We're building a national, searchable database of CPD, networking, jobs and pro bono opportunities across the Australian legal landscape. Register as a data partner to control how your organisation appears — accurately, completely, and from day one.
All opportunities listed on this page are expressions of interest only. Submission does not guarantee participation. The Profession will be in touch with suitable candidates as programs develop and capacity allows. Have a question? Reach out to the team directly.