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NSW passes landmark coercive control reform
Liberals must explain election grant pork-barrelling
New protections against threats and reprisals to criminal defence lawyers
NSW taking action on personal data breaches
Boost to whistleblower protections welcomed
NSW taking action on personal data protection
Official opening of Grace’s Place
Appointment of Judge and Associate Judge of High Court
Attorney-General has questions to answer
Conversion therapy chaos in Liberal camp
We’re taking government to court to challenge New Zealand’s outdated Mental Health Act – here’s why
Appointment of King’s Counsel
Review of serious road crimes
New South Wales takes lead in data protection
New bill to ensure mandatory notification of data breaches
Government agenda in chaos
NSW takes lead in data protection
Justice Reinvestment for Alice Springs
Review of firearms, knives and weapons offences
Catholic education says religious freedom legislation must go hand-in-hand with Law Reform Commission review
Registrar promoted to Magistrate of Family Court
No doubt about consent campaign
WA’s new charitable trusts laws most comprehensive in nation
Reforms to WA criminal liability laws
Speech on Treasury Laws Amendment Bill 2022
Over 50 years of JPs service and counting
New funding increases State Administrative Tribunal membership
Better protections for emergency workers become law
Better protection for Emergency Workers become law
Landmark coercive control passes lower house
Television interview – ABC Afternoon Briefing 19 October
New laws to improve Government accountability and transparency
Robert Owen appointed Director of Public Prosecutions
Senior Counsel appointed Judge of Supreme Court
New meets old as innovative justice moves into Melbourne’s Old Magistrates’ Court
$5.6m to implement coercive control laws
Delivering smarter justice for safer Territory
DNA is often used in solving crimes
Legislation strengthens monitoring of detention across NT
NSW Government delivers on Coercive Control Law
Report highlights weak rules on government advertising
Commissioner for Uniform Legal Services Regulation appointed
Opinion piece: Giants must pay their taxes
Legal Aid work in limelight at Community Service Law Awards
Commemorative plaques installed on Faulconbridge’s Long Tan Memorial Bridge
Action plan set to bolster WA’s legal assistance sector
Communique for Referendum Engagement Group
Resident Magistrate in Karratha to meet Pilbara demand

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