Who 
We Are

Nicole is the Principal of Nicole Dunn Lawyers, the firm she started in 2019.

Nicole thrives on practising law; she is a deep thinker and a skilled problem solver. She considers all aspects of a situation including the potential consequences of a decision. Her analytical skills are enormously beneficial to her clients; she not only considers the issue at hand but also has regard for the potential consequences of a proposed course of action. Nicole has, for many years represented clients involved in complex litigation, inquiries, and other forms of dispute resolution.

Nicole is admitted in New South Wales (1998), the Northern Territory in (2003) and Queensland (2012). She holds a Masters of Employment and Labour Relations from Melbourne University.

Nicole regularly travels to Darwin to meet with clients and the firm has an office there.

Outside of work Nicole loves spending time with her family, travelling and cooking and will sometimes bring her cooking experiments into the office for everyone to enjoy (or not, on occasion).

Nicole is someone you want as your legal advisor.

Vimbai joined the firm as a graduate lawyer in December 2024 and was admitted to practice in February 2025. Vimbai holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing) from the University of Wollongong, where she was an active member of various university affiliated activities including the University of Wollongong Law Students’ Society (UOWLSS).

During her studies, Vimbai was selected as a participant in the Australian Government’s prestigious New Colombo Plan, which supports young Australians to gain cross-cultural and professional experience across the Indo-Pacific region.

Her legal expertise is complemented by an extensive background as a marketing specialist, allowing her to bring strategic insight and strong communication skills to her practice.

She is also the co-founder of Simba re Dzidzo (The Power of Education), an initiative focused on expanding access to education and empowering communities through learning—reflecting her deep commitment to equity and opportunity.