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Increased state surveillance, more kids in prison not solution to organised crime
Adelaide’s Labor Premier Voted to Protect a Baby at 25 Weeks. Melbourne Calls It Off Limits
Two youths arrested after incident at Youth Training Centre
Expressions of Interest open for the next Director of Public Prosecutions
Registered counsellor appointed to Minister’s Arms Advisory Group
Ending Good Character References For Serious Offending
First Drop In Theft And Robbery Since Covid: Australia
New AIC reports explore the transition from youth to adult offending
Police Issue Statement On Suppression Orders
More than 50 Slater and Gordon Lawyers recognised in 2026 Doyle’s Guide
New Appointments Strengthen Hardship Review Board
ARC appoints Professor Bindi Bennett as inaugural Academic Director (Indigenous)
Greater powers to go after fraudsters
Post And Boast Laws Pass House Of Assembly
Te Pae Oranga launch celebrated in Te Tai Poutini
Harms of trafficking in enslaved Africans persist today and give rise to reparation obligations, UN racial discrimination committee says
Damaging Property By Fire Charges in Eli Waters, QLD
Minister fails to act on pre‑natal child protection warnings
New Gambling Community Benefit Fund Round Opens
NSW Marks Foster Care Week With Landmark Reform
Aviation Disability Standards Consultation
Working From Home – Clerks Award Decision Issued
Nation-leading child safeguarding legislation introduced
First Co-Chair of Aboriginal Justice Advisory Committee appointed
Experienced public servant to lead new firearms regulator
Senator announces intention to pass torch after strong Senate term
Strong candidates appointed to inaugural Firearms Licensing Review Committee
New Generative AI Practice Direction available
Greens secure changes to close police cell ‘decanting’ loophole
Labor must dump cruel prison bill, as Gellung Warl makes historic intervention
Consultation opens on the draft Family Violence Reforms Bill 2026
Liberals And Nationals To Shine Light On Sentencing
A new Court of Criminal Appeal to hold offenders to account
Slater and Gordon to represent one of the women involved in Sydney Swans players alleged sexual assault in civil claim
Israel closing the investigation into strikes on World Central Kitchen convoy
Kununurra Night Space Kicks Off For Young People
Statement from acting Assistant Commissioner (Metropolitan Operations Service) David O’Donovan
Police Officer Issued NTA 21 August
House of Assembly passes Monetary Penalties Enforcement Amendment Bill 2026
UNSW signs strategic research agreement with the Federal Court of Australia
Statement on Israel closing investigation on strikes against World Central Kitchen
Grievous Bodily Harm Charges At Kingston
Government clarifies climate change tort law
Court fines clampdown shifts into overdrive
Sentencing Amendment Bill 2026 Tabled
Historical sexual assault offences, Operation Xray Cyder
Women of Influence: Sydney Female Leaders Share Why Community Has Become Critical to Building Successful Organisations
ACT Greens Negotiating New Agreement With Labor