The Honourable Justice Anthe I Philippides
Judge, Supreme Court of Queensland
Schooling
- Somerville House School, South Brisbane (1976)
University Education
- Master of Laws, Cambridge University (1985)
- Bachelor of Laws (Hons), University of Queensland (1982)
- Bachelor of Arts, University of Queensland (1979)
Academic Prizes
- British Council Commonwealth Scholarship
- Butterworths Prize in Criminal Law
- Butterworths Prize in Taxation Law
- John Hughes Wilkinson Memorial Prize in Law
- Morris Fletcher and Cross Prize in Law
- University Medal in Law
- Women Lawyers' Association Prize
Judicial Career
- Judge, Supreme Court of Queensland (2000–)
Pre-judicial Career
- Convenor, Bar Association of Queensland Human Rights and Equal Opportunities Subcommittee (2000)
- Member, Council of the Australian Maritime College (1999–2000)
- Member, Bar Association of Queensland University Liaison Subcommittee (1999–2000)
- Director, Port of Brisbane Corporation (1994–1996, 1999–2000)
- Appointed Senior Counsel (1999)
- Member, Commonwealth Statutory Fishing Rights Allocation Review Panel (1998–2000)
- Member, Advisory Committee of the Centre for Maritime Law at the University of Queensland (1998–2000)
- Member, Council of the Australian National Maritime Museum (1998–2001)
- Member, Queensland Law Society Symposium Committee (1998–2000)
- Member, Advisory Council of the Australian Institute of Marine Law at Queensland University of Technology (1997–1999)
- Member, Marine Board of Queensland (1996–1998)
- Chairperson, Maritime Industry Consultative Council (1994–1996)
- Vice President, Maritime Law Association of Australia and New Zealand (Queensland Branch) (1994–2000)
- Adjunct Lecturer, University of Queensland Faculty of Law (1991–1993)
- Adjunct Assistant Professor, Bond University Law School (1989–1992)
- Chair, Maritime Law Association of Australia and New Zealand (Queensland Branch) (1989–1994)
- Honorary Vice-Counsul in Brisbane for the Republic of Cyprus (1988–2001)
- Admitted as a Barrister of the Supreme Court of Queensland (1984)
- Tutor, University of Queensland Faculty of Law (1983–1984)
- Articled Clerk, Henderson and Lahey (1983–1984)
Extra Judicial Positions
- Member, Advisory Council of the Queensland College of Art at Griffith University (2002–)
- President, Maritime Law Association of Australia and New Zealand (2000–2003)
- Member, Equalising Opportunities of the Law Committee of the Law Council of Australia (2000)
- Member, Advisory Committee of the Australian Law Reform Commission, Review of the Marine Insurance Act 2000 (Cth) (2000)
- Member, Australian Senate Standing Committee on Admiralty Rules for the Commonwealth (1997–)
- Member, Advisory Committee of the Law Faculty at Queensland University of Technology (1977–)