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New laws to protect family violence victims during COVID-19 pandemic
Susan Thomas new Chief High Court Judge
Tough penalties to protect essential frontline workers during pandemic
Legal Aid increases help to Western Australians amid COVID-19 crisis
New laws to allow doctors to trial new and emerging treatments for COVID-19
Serious penalties for COVID-19 related assaults or threats to frontline workers
Introduction of WA Pro Bono Model to enhance access to justice
Costa Rica has improved its foreign bribery legislation but must strengthen enforcement and close legal loopholes
Uniform law to provide real benefits to WA lawyers and their clients
Courts must adapt to manage COVID-19
Righting Past Wrongs With Stolen Generations Redress
No place for evictions in a national health crisis
Domestic violence prevention training for religious and community leaders
Foundations laid for new Armadale Courthouse and Police Complex
Speech, AFR Business Summit
Albury Courthouse upgrade nearing completion
Labor welcomes Bill to lift victim gag order
More trauma for survivors of child sex abuse
Major upgrade for Orange Courthouse
Flawed religious discrimination bill will permit discriminatory conduct
New Chief Judge appointed to head WA’s District Court
Nation leading child abuse reforms introduced to Parliament
Reward increased to $1 million for information over Bowraville murders, NSW
ALA condemns secret filming of Assange’s legal meetings
Gutwein must defend state rights
Criminal penalties for underpayments are not in anyone’s interests
Lawyers urge Council of Attorney Generals to raise age of criminal responsibility
Aboriginal voices speak up to help end domestic violence
New award to recognise pro bono work by legal firms
Gutwein has no plans for donation reform
Volunteers in Lismore asked to come furward
NSW Government domestic violence grant to boost refuge build
Liberals silent on $2.6 million of donations
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21 new judges boost diversity, improve access to justice
Liberals continue to fight amongst themselves
Oliver and Charlotte top baby names for 2019
Community losing faith on transparency
New appointments to Children’s Court announced
BDM hits major milestone with 20 million melting moments
Liberals prove yet again why political donation reform is needed
New strategy for resolving historical claims
Creating a safer state for our children
Labor welcomes overdue changes to protect sexual abuse survivors
Council again urges action on Queen Street Bridge
Religious Discrimination Second Exposure Draft
Eight Queen’s Counsel appointed under new criterion
Cooperative workplaces discussion paper – Ai Group comment

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