Kim Weinert

Dr. Kim Weinert is a Lecturer in the TC Beirne School of Law at The University of Queensland. Their research focuses on charity law, social justice, and public policy intersections, with particular emphasis on colonial studies, indigenous rights, and non-profit governance. Dr. Weinert holds a PhD in Law from Griffith University and has been cited by Queensland Supreme Court and Western Australian Parliament for their impactful scholarship.

Research interests include:

• Critical analysis of charity law frameworks
• Decolonial legal methodologies
• Non-profit organizational governance
• Gender equity in sports law
• Public policy reform in charitable sectors

Recent publications explore topics like First Nations representation in cinema, comparative non-profit structures across jurisdictions, and legal challenges in elite sports. Their work bridges doctrinal law with sociocultural critiques, emphasizing practical legal reform.

Award recognition includes:

• Cited by Queensland Supreme Court (2024)
• Western Australian Parliament references (2023)
• Eminent scholar endorsements

Active in policy engagement through submissions to Australian Productivity Commission and New Zealand Government. Available for media commentary and doctoral supervision in law and related interdisciplinary fields.