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Ashurst

Ashurst (now Ashurst Perkins Coie) is a global law firm headquartered in London with offices in Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East and North America. It advises corporates, financial institutions and governments across practice areas including corporate and M&A, banking and finance, dispute resolution, energy and infrastructure, antitrust, and financial services.www.ashurst.com

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Sep 20, 2026

AbayiNARRATOR
113:42
But she shrank back, till her passionate little face and loose dark hair were caught among the pink clusters of the apple blossom.
AbayiNARRATOR
113:51
Ashurst raised one of her imprisoned hands and put his lips to it.
AbayiNARRATOR
113:56
He felt how chivalrous he was, and superior to that clod Joe, just brushing that small rough hand with his mouth.
AbayiNARRATOR
114:05
Her shrinking ceased suddenly.
AbayiNARRATOR
114:07
She seemed to tremble towards him.
AbayiNARRATOR
114:10
A sweet warmth overtook Ashurst from top to toe.
AbayiNARRATOR
114:14
This slim maiden, so simple and fine and pretty, was pleased then at the touch of his lips.
AbayiNARRATOR
114:22
And, yielding to a swift impulse, he put his arms round her, pressed her to him, and kissed her forehead.
George WilliamsGUEST
9:38
it's not a good time at the bar.
George WilliamsGUEST
9:39
So I did, I worked at what was then Blake Dawson Waldron, now Ashurst, had a really interesting couple of years working there, fascinated to learn about the practice of the law, being a solicitor.
George WilliamsGUEST
9:49
And I was about to go to the bar and I saw that the job was advertised in academia at ANU.
George WilliamsGUEST
9:54
And I thought, well, maybe I'll do that.
Claire HarveyHOST
6:18
Is that right?
Tansy HarcourtGUEST
6:19
They did their own investigation, and then they got Ashurst to review their investigation, and then they also called in Allens to do another investigation.
Tansy HarcourtGUEST
6:32
And then after the claims, it wasn't just about the locker, but after a series of claims were aired by Senator Deb O'Neill, they got Allens in again, and Allens did several more investigations.
Tansy HarcourtGUEST
6:44
Initially found nothing, and then eventually did find that most of the allegations were accurate.
speaker_16CORRESPONDENT
12:57
While politicians thrash out guidelines for Australia's data centers, investors and developers are charging on.
speaker_16CORRESPONDENT
13:02
Kate Muller, an energy transition partner at law firm Ashurst Perkins Coie, says Australia is an attractive market for data center developers.
Kate MullerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:10
The degree of debate, guideline, and regulation is unlikely to deter that investment.
Kate MullerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:16
We expect to see a genuine drive toward more data center development in Australia.
Hugh de KretserGUEST
22:42
... that, uh, well, I'll let, uh, I'll, I'll answer that this way.
Hugh de KretserGUEST
22:46
I'll say, so I went into the job at Mallesons thinking, and I had done an internship at Blake & Riggel, I think it was, it was then, uh, now Ashurst.
Hugh de KretserGUEST
22:54
And I'd done an internship at, or summer clerkship at, uh, Mallesons and, uh, and I loved that experience.
Hugh de KretserGUEST
22:59
So I knew that I would enjoy it and I thought it'd be fantastic training.
Jerome DoraisamyHOST
20:19
On the point of being a leading national independent firm, there's obviously been a movement in recent years for some of the biggest players in Australia to merge with global firms.
Jerome DoraisamyHOST
20:33
Obviously, in the last year or so, Ashurst and Freehills merged with big US firms, and Allens did it with Linklaters a number of years back.
Jerome DoraisamyHOST
20:42
At the other end of the spectrum, there's been, I would say, quite a growth in the number of boutiques and, you know, sole practitioners popping up.
Jerome DoraisamyHOST
20:51
And notwithstanding, of course, that Mallison's recently demerged from its global entity.
Joanna JenkinsGUEST
1:23
I probably could name it.
Joanna JenkinsGUEST
1:26
Ashurst.
Joanna JenkinsGUEST
1:27
And I was there for... 12 years or something.
Victoria CarthewHOST
1:31
Yeah.

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