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New locally built homes ready for Broome workers
New Secretaries Appointed To Lead DFFH And DJSIR
Appointment of new Administrator of Courts
New Scholarships Build Expertise In Crime Prevention
New laws give access to important medical research
Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Commends China for Efforts to Reduce Poverty, Asks about Measures to Protect Ethnic Minorities from…
Bigamist charged in WA
Vulnerable Western Australians to benefit from proceeds of crime
With the training to diagnose, test, prescribe and discharge, nurse practitioners could help rescue rural health
Record Seizures Haul Hits Criminals Where It Hurts
Experts of the Committee on the Rights of the Child Commend Ireland on Receiving Ukrainian Children, Raise Questions about Roma and Traveller…
Experts of the Committee on the Rights of the Child Commend Ireland on Receiving Ukrainian Children, Raise Questions about Roma and Traveller…
Legal Services Panel To Advance Gender Equality
McGowan Government to expand State Mortuary
Queensland’s Inaugural First Nations Justice Officer Appointed
‘Drowning for love’ – 5 ways to protect your life while you’re trying to rescue someone in trouble in the water
Prohibiting display of Nazi symbols
Safer Number Plates To Help Reduce Crime In Victoria
Views sought on overhauling WA’s sexual offence laws
Legal Aid chief reappointed for another term
Air conditioning to be expanded at Roebourne Regional Prison
Opening of Women’s Legal Service Tasmania’s new Launceston office
Western Australians celebrated at Australian Training Awards 2022
Artists with Conviction Exhibition 2022
Locking up kids has serious mental health impacts and contributes to further reoffending
Prison graduates perfectly placed for career in mining
Warren Hogan Memorial Lecture, University of Sydney
Melburnian of Year makes history
Cancer Council WA and ACOSH welcome WA’s first smoke-free prison
Works begin on new St Leonards-Indented Head Fire Station
Year on from royal commission, odds haven’t improved for Crown’s Melbourne casino
National awards recognise those building disaster resilience
New funding increases State Administrative Tribunal membership
Empowering Community grants program opens
Victorian Quarantine Hub Closure
WA Government to review young offender laws
Action plan set to bolster WA’s legal assistance sector
AIC 2022 conference brings together experts in crime and criminal justice
A disabled NDIA chair is a great first move in NDIS reset
Kurt Fearnley to lead NDIA Board
NDS welcomes new leadership of National Disability Insurance Agency
Draft property Law Bill released for public feedback
Retirement Of Sentencing Advisory Council Chair
Perth man previously charged with terrorism offences breaches bail
Hailing Philippines as Pioneer in Children’s Participation, Experts of Committee on Rights of Child Also Ask about Levels
Serious flaws in Victoria’s Working with Children scheme: Ombudsman
UN human rights report looks to new administration for progress on accountability and reforms: Philippines
Broome Charter Flight Incident – Charges

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