Christopher Rudge

@chrisrudge

Deputy Director @sydneyhealthlaw / Lecturer (BA LLB PhD) @sydneylawschool
#healthlaw #welfarelaw

Gadigal land rudge.tv Joined July 2008

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Thanks as ever to the @ConversationEDU for hosting my short piece on peptide clinics in Australia, following the Four Corners investigation into products purporting to be anti-ageing.

The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand Verified account @ConversationEDU Jul 21

Wellness clinics are supplying peptides and anti-ageing injections that aren't approved, meaning they haven't been checked for safety or effectiveness. @chrisrudge @Sydney_Uni theconversation.com/how-wellness-c…
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Christopher Rudge @chrisrudge Jul 6

Ink has barely dried on one of the world’s biggest government settlements for abysmal misuse of automated decision-making and the auditor’s primed to weigh the matter soberly.

Audit Office (ANAO) @ANAO_Australia Jul 6

Contribution open for the management of Centrelink automated decision-making performance audit anao.gov.au/work/performan…

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Christopher Rudge @chrisrudge Jul 1

Important reporting from Emily Baker on how EMDR therapy is compromising access to justice for abuse survivors. The tension between prosecution policy and evidence law needs reconciling, especially given the NHMRC endorses EMDR for PTSD. abc.net.au/news/2026-07-0…

www.abc.net.au Treatment helping alleged sexual abuse victims also denies them justice Victim-survivors of alleged sexual abuse have spoken to the ABC of the tension between EMDR mental health therapy and seeking justice through the legal system.

Christopher Rudge @chrisrudge Jul 1

I'm running Sydney Marathon 2026 for the Tenants' Union of NSW, which has for 50 years stood up for renters. Training's hard; but home disputes harder.
Sponsor me here! sm26.grassrootz.com/tunsw/christop…
P.S. The graphic says I ran 831 days straight in one year; true, but three years. 😅

Christopher Rudge @chrisrudge Jun 25

In Australia, patients can access certain experimental human cell/tissue treatments through regulatory exclusions in hospitals, though we think there's a chance to learn more from each case. Thanks
@Sydney_Uni for featuring our work:
go.sydney.edu.au/JyXvad #researchforgood