- BSc (Monash University)
- LLB (Monash University)
- Certificate of Practical Training (Leo Cussen Institute)
Tabatha is an Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Business Law & Taxation. Prior to her employment at Monash University, she worked in private practice undertaking Family Law matters for nearly five years. She also worked for three years at the University of Melbourne as a Research Fellow undertaking research on the corporatisation of ports in Australia. She was a member of the Council of the Law Institute of Victoria for 2004 and 2005.
Teaching
Tabatha is teaching Business Law and Corporations Law. She has also taught Commercial Law.
Recent Publications
- Effective corporatisation is a function of effective legislation: Legal issues in the existing paradigm (with S. Everett) (Maritime Policy & Management (2006), vol. 33, no. 3, pp. 219-232)
- Will a National Port Regulator Solve Congestion Problems in Australian Ports? (Maritime Policy & Management (2007), vol. 34, no. 2, pp. 121-130)
Conference Papers
- Effective Corporatisation is a Function of Effective Legislation: Legal Issues in the Existing Paradigm (with S. Everett). Paper presented at the Conference of the International Association of Maritime Economists in Lymassol, Cyprus - June 2005. Presented by S. Everett
- Is There Room for an Australian National Port Regulator? Paper presented at the International Conference of the International Association of Maritime Economists in Melbourne, Australia – July 2006. Presented by T. Pettitt
- The Corporatisation of Ports: Scenes from Australia Paper presented at the International Conference of the International Association of Maritime Economists in Athens, Greece – July 2007. Presented by T. Pettitt
- Beyond Corporatisation: Newly Emerging Trends in Australian and New Zealand Ports (with S. Everett & R. Weston). Paper presented at the International Conference of the International Association of Maritime Economists in Athens, Greece – July 2007. Presented by T. Pettitt
- The Ports of Queensland: Why the Change in their Corporatised Structure? Paper presented at the the International Conference of the International Association of Maritime Economists in Dalian, China – April 2008
Research
Tabatha is currently undertaking a PhD at University on the corporatisation of ports in Australia. She is also a member of the Council of the International Association of Maritime Economists, and a member of the Law Institute of Victoria. Tabatha's research interest include port corporatisation in Australia and overseas.
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