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High Court Judge appointed
Three District Court Judges appointed 8 April
New laws to strengthen regulation and oversight of charitable trusts
Change to allow superannuation splitting between de facto couples
WA to join NSW and Victoria in Legal Profession Uniform Law scheme 6 April
Stage 2 Defamation Reform Process Begins 5 April
Morrison continues to stack FWC on eve of election
Amanda Forrester SC reappointed Director of Public Prosecutions
New appointments take Local Court bench to all time record
Better crime scene testing
New laws commence to better recognise loss of an unborn child due to criminal acts
Community to be consulted about tackling coercive control
Aboriginal partners to provide Perth family violence legal service
Tougher penalties for illegal protests across Greater Sydney
Restrictions on Illegal Protests Increased Across Greater Sydney
WA to join NSW and Victoria in Legal Profession Uniform Law scheme
Overhaul of statutory legacy scheme brings fairness to WA families
In Dialogue with Bolivia, Experts of Human Rights Committee Welcome Training Courses to Prevent Excessive Use of Force
One year on and still no answer from NSW Attorney General
In Dialogue with Israel, Experts of Human Rights Committee Raise Issues Concerning Applicability of Covenant and Ask about
Reckless decision to move Burnie Court makes no sense for economy or community
WA man charged after making hundreds of harassing phone calls
Mining depends on flexibility and choice in employment
Prosecutor appointed to Magistrates Court
Statutory review of Consumer Data Right
Doorstop – Parliament House 14 February
NT Public Sector wage theft in millions
Experts of Committee on Elimination of Discrimination against Women Commend Panama on its Noteworthy Frameworks for Women
Two major reviews to examine WA’s sexual offence laws
Statement by OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann on death of Donald Johnston
Financial assistance for consumers affected by construction company failures
74% of Qantas cabin crew would have to find new job if agreement terminated, survey reveals
Nurse-turned-lawyer appointed to State Administrative Tribunal
Planning and environmental specialist joins District Court, SAT
Supporting human rights of detainees
Don’t get stormed by door knockers this storm season
National Cabinet Statement 6 January
National Cabinet Statement 5 January
Ensuring justice is done and seen to be done
NZ police has taken steps to improve some prosecution proceedings
‘Catholic schools should be free to be Catholic’ – Catholic education chief to tell Joint Parliamentary Committee
Urgent reforms needed on indigenous peoples’ rights, says UN expert: Costa Rica
New funeral regulation means better price transparency
Mandatory standards uphold child safety
Criminal proceeding against prominent jurist violated due process guarantees, UN Human Rights Committee finds
Registrar appointed Magistrate of Family Court
New funding grants on offer for criminal justice research
Sun to power justice in NSW courthouses