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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
No confiscation? Minns Labor Government must come clean on Obeid’s $30 million
District Court Judges Appointed 24 April
New Figures Show Sharp Increase In Crimes Solved By NSW Police
Appointment round for King’s Counsel announced
Review seeks public comment on modernising guardianship laws
New High Court Judge appointed
High Court confirms community right to take NSW Forestry Corporation to court to enforce logging rules in NSW
Harmful LGBTQ+ Conversion Practices Now Banned In NSW
23andMe is potentially selling more than just genetic data – the personal survey info it collected is just as much a privacy problem
NSW Government passes legislation banning ‘claim farming’
Reform For Real Action On Regional Youth Crime
Extension of strict bail laws for young people will strengthen community safety
Human rights legislation a path to fairness and justice
Delivering public housing reform amid $39 million in rental debt
Shelter WA congratulates new ministers, looks forward to strong leadership on housing and homelessness
New NSW Privacy Commissioner Appointed
Dr Tony Buti Appointed As New Commerce Minister
New Aboriginal Cultural Learning Hub to empower students in Botany Bay
Claim farming ban: Union welcomes Bill to end predatory practice against innocent teachers
NSW Government to crack down on practice of ‘claim farming’
Family Court Judges Appointed
New RMIT School of Law opens for next generation of legal experts
Statement On Community Safety
NSW Government to ban private electronic monitoring for people on bail
Understanding of coercive control increases in community
NSW Government cracks down on antisemitism and other hatred as three new bills pass Parliament
Government introduces bill to extend strict bail test for young people
New laws make it criminal to incite racial hatred in NSW
February Meeting To Discuss Financial Sustainability

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