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Court finds A&M Group liable for misleading or deceptive conduct and undue harassment or coercion, imposes $650,000 penalty
Court finds A&M Group liable for misleading or deceptive conduct and undue harassment, imposes $650,000 penalty
Council to appeal VCAT Decision of Dance v Hume City Council
Sale of Narira Village Complex paves way for more affordable housing
Registration of interest now open for funding to support sexual violence response projects
30th Anniversary of Declaration on Disappearance Protection
UN Experts Urge States to Tackle Enforced Disappearance of Migrants
UN Demands Taliban Stop Public Floggings, Executions in Afghanistan
Improving access to justice for class actions
2023 Community Grants Presentation Evening
Police charge man with further 38 child sexual offences
We’re making list and checking it twice for unsafe toys this Christmas
Arrangements for AAT President 16 December
Ratnam, Sandell re-elected to Victorian Greens leadership team
Security Council Condemns Attack on UN Force in Lebanon
Statement of Foreign Ministers of Australia, Canada and New Zealand on Execution of Protesters in Iran
Appointments to Copyright Tribunal of Australia
Council gives Cowes Streetscape Master Plan green light
ASIC and ASX asked to investigate whether Santos misled investors over Barossa gas project
Riverdale assault – arrests made
NSW Criminal Courts Statistics Jul 2017
Force strikes back with 15 arrested!
Financial Adviser in Perth Jailed for Super Fraud
Man Gets Prison Time for Rigging Quantum Stock Prices
Electoral Bill Passes Third Reading in Parliament
UN Calls for Lao Govt to Reveal Activist Sombath Somphone’s Location
Violet Coco released on bail – Greens will enshrine right to peaceful protest without imprisonment
Keeping Secrets Can Make You Sick
New correctional officers improve community safety in Townsville 12 December
Queensland woman sentenced to three years’ jail after helping son flee Australia
Sir James Martin statue finds new home in bustling Parramatta Square
Officer charged – Western Region 9 December, NSW
Another Mahuta Cabinet Manual breach
Two new judges appointed to District Court
Attorney-General welcomes report focused on protecting vulnerable adults
Preparation underway to re-open Wilks Park primitive camping ground
Stricter enforcement of licensed premises is more effective than blanket ‘lock-out’ laws
UN report details summary executions of civilians by Russian troops in northern Ukraine
Youths charged over attempted carjackingin Hobart
Community voices amplified in fight against alcohol harm
Comment by UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk on agreement between military and civilians in Sudan
Statement on People of African Descent
Butler man fined after puppy beating caught on camera
Victim-shaming must end
Lehrmann case drop significant step back for all women
Appointment of Judge of High Court 2 December
1st session of Permanent Forum on People of African Descent
After 26 years Territorians have their rights restored

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