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Man appearing in court after Tāneatua homicide
ILR’s Kheel Center names Strassberg Grant winners
Sky News First Edition with Peter Stefanovic
Ministers’ refusal to apologise an insult to victim-survivors
Youth arrests – Property offences
ABC Far North, Breakfast
Greater Shepparton Empowering Communities Community Safety Forum to be held on 31 March
Commissioner backs calls for no more guns in communities
Students vow to continue fighting for protection from climate change – equity generation lawyers
Islamophobia report reveals horrific extent of anti-Muslim racism
NZMA welcomes Interim Māori Health Authority funding
Abergel illuminates Israeli Black Panthers’ struggle
UN experts urge Bangladesh to end reprisals against human rights defenders and relatives of disappeared
Northern Territory Commissioner of Police and CEO Fire and Emergency Services
EOI sought for Division Head of TASCAT
Twilight focus to bring Melbourne alive after dark
Unless States start “walking their talk” torture ban will remain “pie in sky” – UN expert
Convoy of motorhomes for flood affected communities
Northern Territory Chief Minister issues statement 11 March
Zachary Rolfe Verdict: Statement from Senator Lidia Thorpe
Cocaine and cash seized in multi-agency sting
New judges for ACT Supreme Court
Temporary GSAC Evacuation Centre closes today
Legislation now passed to allow judge alone criminal trials in Tasmania
VET provider ordered to pay $23,000 in penalties for acting outside scope of their registration
Qld member Rod Hodgson wins ALA Member of Year Award
Childhood trauma linked to risk of adult crime
Unlawful use of motor vehicle charges at Toowoomba
Victoria can end homelessness by 2030
International Women’s Day call to action in New Zealand
New legislation to further strengthen Tasmania’s family violence laws
Chief Justice McCallum sworn in
Lessons of CARES Act outlined
International Women’s Day: Break bias
Byron Shire Council Flood Recovery Update 7 March
Legislation to support safe operation of courts during Covid
Police lay charges over property offences – Nightcliff
Victorian First: Greens Announce First Nations Senate Ticket
News Comment: UNHCR welcomes EU decision to offer Temporary Protection to Refugees fleeing Ukraine
One year on and still no answer from NSW Attorney General
Loads to love at local libraries
Human Rights Committee Expresses Extreme Concern at Russian Federation’s Ongoing Military Invasion of Ukraine
Zero victims supported by $3 million scheme
Exhibition celebrates 50th anniversary of protest movement that saved Blackbutt Reserve
Survivor-centred justice requires funding
Vaccination support for people with disability
Supporting people impacted by flood disaster
Education key in Youth Justice reforms