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Labor can’t be trusted to fix Victoria’s youth crime crisis
President’s statement on reforms to general protections dismissal application processes
Labor’s ‘adult time for violent crime’ has no credibility
EPA and Veolia settle in court – $1 million to an environmental fund
PSO Charged After Truganina Collision
Minns must not repeat his mistakes by responding to Nazis with authoritarianism
Jacinta Allan’s Fake Fix To Victoria’s Crime Crisis
Stronger Police Powers To Keep Protests Peaceful
New justice grants to make Queensland safer and support local communities
Fairer, fit-for-purpose Arms Act to improve public safety
Indecent Acts Offences, Ipswich And Brisbane
Disrupting organised criminals and taking their money to fight meth
Action plan to combat methamphetamine harm
Continued worrying reports about abductions and enforced disappearances: Syria
Police Lay Charges – Domestic Violence At Tennant Creek 7 November
Knife Seized During Wanding Operation At Logan
New appointments to the Charities Registration Board
Legal profession unites for public inquiry into a NSW Human Rights Act
ASIC successfully defends special leave application to the High Court by Cigno Australia director Mark Swanepoel and BSF Solutions director Brenton Harrison
$1M reward announced in relation to the suspicious 1987 disappearance of Derek Williams
Third Person Charged As Murder Investigation Continues
Major Crime Detectives conduct cold case search at Mount Gambier
Life-changing prison exchange program up for national innovation prize
Prison education exchange program up for national innovation prize
Croatia’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
Serbian authorities need to speed up steps to ensure accountability – UN Human Rights Chief
Ecuador postpones visit by UN Working Group on peasants’ rights
New Inspector-General Of Defence
Developing an accurate count of the domestic, family and sexual violence death toll
UN experts: Unprovoked lethal strikes by the United States against vessels at sea may amount to international crimes
Nancy Hillier Memorial Lecture 2025: Bayside
Independent Report Of Woolcott Review Released
Türk welcomes first formal treaty with Indigenous Peoples: Australia
Fresh restrictions on weapons exports to Israel show power of Free Palestine movement
CCC Deputy Commissioner Appointed As CCC Commissioner
New appointments to Employment Tribunal and Licensing Court
Investigation of illegal hunting in Canterbury uncovers alleged offending by firearms licence holders
NACC puts out the trash but keeps its Commissioner – for now
Deaths and injuries amid election-related protests: Tanzania
Police watchdog recommends stronger police oversight laws
Submission: Addressing multiple and intersectional forms of discrimination
Avoid Safety Scares This Halloween
Stronger public safety initiatives for Burleigh Heads this summer
NYC mayor race shines light on why making public transport free is important
Scholarship to continue legacy of Councillor Sinead Francis-Coan
Liberia’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
Alarming deaths during post-election protests: Cameroon
Report examines economic costs of sexual violence and case for timely intervention

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