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Reeanna Maloney

Reeanna Maloney

 Reeanna Maloney is a committed social justice lawyer having spent a 

majority of her 15 years of post admission practice in community 

legal centres. More recently she has transitioned to employment law 

and now works for government.

With me to interview Reeanna is Sharna Quigley an employment 

lawyer in private practice 

Reeanna talks about:

 Making submissions to the UN on behalf of Robert Fardon.

 The downsides of acting for prisoners including having abuse 

hurled at her.

 Being protected by a bodyguard carrying a machine gun whilst 

undertaking an internship in India.

 Investigating systemic rape of the Dahlet caste women and 

young girls.

 The barriers faced by law students coming from lower socio-

economic backgrounds finding their first job.

 Getting her first legal job (administration) through Centrelink

 Using her networks to snare her legal position at Prisoners 

legal service.

 Why she prefers to have student volunteers who are on 

placement rather than volunteering whilst doing their legal 

studies. 

 Professionalising Not For profit boards and why that’s a good 

idea.

 Her number one networking tip, be yourself when interacting 

with others,

You can contact Reeanna on linkedin 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/reeanna-maloney-ba791398/ or via email 

at ree.j.maloney@gmail.com.

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