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McGowan Government delivers funding boost for community services
New paths lead to improved community access
Re-appointments to Administrative Appeals Tribunal
Dine outdoors this summer
Final appointments made to Court of Appeal
Advanced operational communications for WA’s emergency services
Anti-money laundering laws
Labor blocks minimum jail term for child sex offenders again
Time to act – Labor must support mandatory minimum sentences for convicted child sexual offenders
Walker report on freedom of expression released
Making New Zealand safer for everyone
Counter terrorism laws to be strengthened
ASIC succeeds in application to wind up Chris Marco’s unregistered managed investment scheme
Removing Barriers for Victims of Family Violence
Australian Magnitsky-style law recommended
Kogan to pay $350,000 for misleading tax time promotion
Don’t be caught out by online scammers when shopping this festive season
Three men and a woman arrested after being spotted in stolen car
NZ police acknowledge sentencing for murder of Bella Te Pania
New report calls for independent enforcer of victims’ rights
Enhancing disability inclusion in ACT’s justice system
ACTCOSS welcomes ACT Corrective Services Disability Action and Inclusion Plan
Prisoner numbers fall 5% – first decrease since 2011: Australia
Protecting rights of older Canberrans
NSW councils throw support behind International Day of People with Disability
Chief Justice Alstergren launches ground-breaking Lighthouse Project
National accounts show government spending must continue
Commission of Inquiry portal now online
Better access to justice with new resources
Creating a disability confident legal workplace
Outdated court system is failing small businesses: Ombudsman
Goffe co-founds journal on indenture with Einaudi support
QUT Change Plan finalised
Lawyers welcome lifting deeds of release for abuse survivors in New South Wales
Government To Act On All Recommendations Of Royal Commission Into Management Of Police Informants
Justice for Teddy Sheean at last
Guardianship reforms improve safeguards for vulnerable Queenslanders
New justice fund gives voice to legal chatbot
Prepare early for bushfire and storm seasons
Restorative justice empowers victims of crime
WorkPac High Court appeal: Justice delayed for mineworkers unlawfully employed as casuals
Fourth person charged over suspicious death of New Zealand firefighter Ian Pullen, NSW
Tasmanian Planning Commission review
Youth to be proceeded against over Somerset house fire
Prison Officers charged
Labor welcomes moves for criminal trials without juries
Reports of prisoner abuse show need for prisons rethink and independent oversight
New approach to Aboriginal restorative justice helps reduce reoffending