Latest Department of Justice News

Parliament passes legislation for new forensic services framework
Jobs Expo Another Step For Future Of Fitzroy Valley
How for-profit nursing home regulators can use the powers they already have to fix growing problems with poor-quality care
In Dialogue with the United Kingdom, Experts of the Human Rights Committee Welcome Renewed “A” Status for the National Human Rights Institutes…
UN expert criticises dissolution of 700 NGOs: Tajikistan
Anti-discrimination Legislation Open For Consultation
Gaps in culturally informed healthcare put Aboriginal people at risk in Victorian prisons
Biden executive order on sensitive personal information does little for now to curb data market – but spotlights the threat the market poses
New WA Police Force State Operations Command Centre now active
Experts of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Praise Ireland for Increasing Official Development Assistance, Ask about the Scarcity of…
Opening of 2024 Legal Year
Autopen shows perils of automation in communications
Western Australia to host World Police and Fire Games
Grassroots crime prevention funded by $2.2 million in seized assets
Government continues to support Tasmania’s legal sector
Recognising our hardworking correctional workforce
Cook Government to deliver Broome youth safety pilot program
Labor’s budget cuts threatening community safety
Women’s prisons in Perth to go smoke-free
Judicial appointments announced
Public consultation begins on Conversion Practices Bill
Labor successful in establishing a parliamentary inquiry to re-examine Premier’s and DPAC Secretary’s evidence 13 December 2023
Recognising support for ADF reservists
Department of Justice Director General announces resignation
Next steps to fixing our Crown cemeteries
Director-General announced to lead Queensland’s justice department
Tasmanian Parliament to be recalled
Government’s response to Commission of Inquiry’s final report
Corrections Victoria Wins Inaugural Weld Australia President’s Award for an Outstanding Social Project in Welding
New laws allow for greater participation in medical research
Serco failing to keep Speedies Secure and Safe
AFP and US strengthen partnership to combat child abuse
Public Trustee making significant improvements to culture and delivery of services
More noisy motorists fined
Risk-taking behaviour on Victoria’s roads increased during lockdowns
Defence thanks employers who support Reserve personnel
Electoral funding and disclosure reforms pass Parliament
Save the Children’s 54 reasons continues commitment to domestic and family violence service delivery in north west Queensland
Armadale Courthouse and Police Complex officially opened
Major overhaul of Department of Justice management structure
WA businesses commended for supporting emergency services vollies
Delivering for Tasmanians through Parliament
Ministerial statement – Commission of Inquiry 17 October
Independent review of the National Cooperative Scheme on Unexplained Wealth
Disability And Death Benefits Made Available To Police
Brighter Future For All Oration, Griffith University, Brisbane City Hall
Ministerial Statement – Tabling of the Commission of Inquiry Report
Aboriginal Advisory Body to help shape future of education in WA