Education
Phillip Allaway is associated with Monash University. His documented professional career has included private legal practice and senior court-administration appointments in Melbourne.
Phillip Allaway is associated with Monash University. His documented professional career has included private legal practice and senior court-administration appointments in Melbourne.
Allaway worked as a partner of Blake Dawson Waldron, a Melbourne law firm. He later developed a long career in the federal court system. By 2009–2010 he was recorded as a registrar of the Federal Magistrates Court. In 2015 he served as Deputy District Registrar for the Victoria Region of the Federal Court of Australia at 305 William Street, Melbourne. By 2017–2018 he was listed as National Judicial Registrar and District Registrar in Melbourne, with an additional appointment as a registrar of the Federal Circuit Court of Australia. In subsequent Federal Court annual reports he was identified as a National Judicial Registrar, with appointments as Deputy District Registrar of the Federal Court of Australia, Registrar of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, and Deputy Registrar of the Defence Force Discipline Appeal Tribunal. In that capacity he has acted as a national duty registrar in Federal Court proceedings and has made procedural and interlocutory decisions, including decisions concerning the filing of proposed applications and corporate winding-up matters.
He has been identified as a committee member of the Animal Justice Party in Victoria.
Allaway has participated in the Animal Justice Party in Victoria as a committee member. His involvement connects his legal background with documented interest in animal welfare and wildlife.