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‘Who’s going to dob me in?’ Michael Kirby’s literary secret, his great love and a stark national warning

He says homelessness is becoming more prevalent and 14.2% of Australians should not live below the poverty line.

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He was the High Court’s first “celebrity judge” and still has students and legal practitioners coming up to him to tell him his judgments are their favourites.Former High Court justice Michael Kirby retired from the bench in 2009 but continues to be in demand as an arbitrator and speaker around the country.Former High Court judge…

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‘Who’s going to dob me in?’ Michael Kirby’s literary secret, his great love and a stark national warning

The High Court’s first “celebrity judge” reflects on life, poverty, Howard-era battles, and chilling out about a musical on his life.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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