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National Children’s Commissioner commends action across federation to prevent harm to children 
outlines urgent steps to prevent future violations and restore public confidence: UN Syria Commission finds March coastal violence was widespread and systematic
Update Regarding Kathleen Folbigg
Opposition push spurs Minns Labor Government action on deepfake abuse
NSW Government establishing independent commissioner to advocate for victim survivors of crime
GREENS SAY WORKING WITH CHILDREN CHECK LOOPHOLES MUST BE CLOSED 
NSW Government to strengthen protections against image-based abuse
SSO Litigation Expert Named As New District Court Judge
Legal Aid managing solicitor appointed as new Magistrate
NSW Government strengthening protections for war memorials
Judicial Conduct Panel members appointed
Labor follows opposition lead to shut down dodgy smoke dens
Secondary legislation access to be improved
Stronger privacy and data sharing laws to protect individuals
Stronger Privacy And Data Sharing Laws To Protect
Commission of Inquiry launched into CFMEU Queensland Branch
Legislation to strengthen support for survivors of child sex abuse
Applications open for community safety, crime prevention grants
Greens celebrate minimum age of criminal responsibility coming into effect this week
Keeping brain-dead pregnant women on life support raises ethical issues that go beyond abortion politics
National Roll Out Of Step Together
Dodgy smoke dens to be shut down under Coalition crackdown
Former SSO supervisor of coronial inquests appointed as a Coroner
Post And Boast Laws To Crack Down On ‘crimfluencers’
Switzerland should promptly adopt legislative reforms to protect private sector whistleblowers and to increase fines for companies convicted of foreign bribery
Payment to support continuation of Aboriginal Legal Service WA
Attorney General confirms plans to strengthen the right to discriminate on final day of Darwin Pride
Attorney General strengthens the right to discriminate on final day of Darwin Pride
High Court Associate Judge appointed
Judicial Conduct Panel to inquire into Judge’s conduct
Privacy and tech expert appointed new Information Commissioner
Former Solicitor-General appointed Court of Appeal President
John McKechnie To Retire As CCC Commissioner
Law Awards to spotlight Western Australia’s pro bono champions
Gender recognition reforms for LGBTIQA+ community take effect
Judge Quail Reappointed As Children’s Court President
Cook Labor Government announces support scheme for WA’s Stolen Generations
New Parole Board chair appointed  
Auxiliary Judge Appointed To Supreme Court 22 May
New High Court Judge appointed 
COUNCIL BRIEFS: Outcomes From Monthly Meeting Held 15 May
Valuers Bill passes first reading
Criminal Law Specialist Appointed As Magistrate
Minns Labor Government to reform Victims Registers to ensure victim-survivors of serious crimes receive mandatory notification
Coercive control awareness campaigns to reach more people in diverse communities
NSW latest virtual care to improve accessibility for MERIT clients
Virtual Care To Improve Accessibility For MERIT Clients
Historic revamp of evidence laws gives victims greater support

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