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King’s Counsel Appointments 2025
Legal barriers for victim-survivors reduced, new laws introduced
The only hope for victims to find justice lies with the international community, says UN Fact-Finding Mission: Venezuela
Sweeping reforms to evidence laws gives victims greater support
Minns Labor Government strengthens protections against deepfakes and image-based abuse
Criminal Lawyer Appointed As New Magistrate
Legislation introduced allowing magistrates to be known as judges
Labor’s Crime Failure In Moree
Reforms strengthening protections for victim-survivors of sexual violence pass NSW Parliament
Tough Illicit Tobacco Laws Pass Lower House
Strengthening legal services: New resources for PNG’s Office of the Solicitor General
Conference Seeks To Improve Crime Victims’ Experiences
Visit To Papua New Guinea
Well overdue for Minister Van Velden to apologise for outrageous attack on judicial independence
Long-serving District Court Judge appointed Supreme Court Judge
Councillors to face stronger penalties and faster hearings under proposed laws
Labor Attorney General slammed for falsely disputing Kathleen Folbigg innocence, denying government wrongdoing, challenging claims of misogyny
CTU Calls On PM To Sack Brooke Van Velden
Justice System Review Aims To Improve Court Efficiency
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