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Lived Experience Expert Advisory Group on sexual violence
Victoria needs meaningful bail reform now, not in twelve months
Law Council welcomes national dialogue on sexual consent laws
Two new women’s crisis refuges to be delivered in Sydney
Why did chicken cross road…?
Law Reform International Meeting of Minds
Expressions of Interest open for the Federal Court of Australia and Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia
NSW Government commissions review of anti-discrimination law
Recruitment underway for new sentencing advisory council in the ACT
Groping and harassment normalised in Melbourne music venues
Alcohol causes more harm than meth and other illegal drugs – study
Inquiry Into Historical Abuse At Beaumaris Primary
Appointment of Justice Bromberg as President of the Australian Law Reform Commission
President of Australian Law Reform Commission
Truth in political ads, election reform welcome, but devil is in the detail
New guides to help lawyers identify elder abuse
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day a reminder to stay vigilant to warning signs of financial abuse   
Disability Discrimination Commissioner’s intervention at COSP16
Update on Christmas Island Strategic Assessment
What happens to your digital assets when you die?
Greens welcome Government joining the party to deal with disposable vapes
Press conference transcript: Science central in overturning Australia’s greatest miscarriage of justice
Independent review to reduce First Nations over representation in the ACT justice system
Consultation on proposed dangerous dog reforms imminent as taskforce meets
Workplace Law Reform Must Limit Cancer of ‘Gig Work’ in Care Economy: Research
Major law reforms strike at the heart of illicit tobacco traders in Queensland
Govt urged to implement recommendations allowing equal access to jury duty
EveryGen program calls for a Future Generations Act in Australia
Reforming ACT sexual assault laws
Consultation on surveillance reforms for Queenslanders
Community input sought on privacy laws
$14.7 million to strengthen sexual assault laws and prevent harm
State AG inaction enables power-of-attorney parasites: Commissioner
Government to decriminalise sex work
Victorian Labor ignores First Nations voices with timid, politicised decision to raise the age to 12
Victorian Labor ignores First Nations voices with weak, politicised decision to raise the age to 12
The Last Parliament Let Down People of Faith, This Parliament Must Do Better
Australian Law Reform Commission review of religious exemptions for educational institutions extended
Stronger protections for Queensland buyers
Queenslanders urged to have their say on fairer rental laws
Victoria needs revenue including a ‘Big Bank Levy’ to avoid an austerity budget
New Queensland Law Reform Commission Chair appointed
Jailing your way out of crime does not work: ALA
Attitude adjustment needed on gendered violence
Greens welcome family law reforms that put kids first
Improving family safety through better information sharing
RACGP: GPs leading a health-based approach on alcohol and other drug use
Protections against discrimination strengthened

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