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Two major reviews to examine WA’s sexual offence laws
Law Council supports statutory tort for serious invasion of privacy
RN Breakfast with Patricia Karvelas
Funding justice must be Budget priority
ASIC quarterly update October to December 2021
Bill will not prevent social media trolling
Witness competence law in dock
Ensuring justice is done and seen to be done
NSW legal Profession welcomes judicial appointments
Tasmania needs standalone laws to address family violence
International Human Rights Day 2021 – let’s commit to action and delivery
Greens welcome Government plan for law change to better protect nature
Modernising conservation law to better reflect today’s thinking
Changes to Code Administration Committee Representative
‘Compromise’ Arrangements Make Real Agenda on Religious Discrimination Clear
Australian Law Reform Commission Financial Services Review First Interim Report Tabled In Parliament
Landmark report endorses ACT Greens’ harm reduction platform
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence
Resources plan drives new minerals and industry growth
Tougher sentences for crimes that cause loss of an unborn child
Survivors, lawyers call for child abuse law reform to be prioritised in SA Parliament’s final sitting
Older Australians must be protected against abuse
Bill delivers on better protections for Journalists
Stronger Laws For Victim-Survivors Of Sexual Violence
Victims of sexual crimes will benefit from proposals to shake-up justice system
‘OPPOSE’ Termination of Pregnancy Law Reform Legislation Amendment Bill 2021
Vulnerable people to have better access to justice
Reforms to better recognise loss of an unborn child due to criminal acts
Ministers meet to discuss consumer protection
Paramedics back voluntary assisted dying law reform for NSW
NatRoad Relieved After NTC Backs Down On Hours Cut
Report corrects perception of lawyers
More needs to be done to prevent intimidation of lawyers
Industry welcomes introduction of class action litigation funding reforms into Parliament
ASIC quarterly update July to September 2021
Delivering Better Services as Parliament Resumes
Victims of Crime encouraged to have their say
Ending Stolen Generations, meeting promise
Common sense consent reforms closer to becoming NSW law
ASIC releases updated information about distribution of superannuation products
Competition in Australia faces big challenges
Rental reform legislation passes Parliament
Have your say on debt collection, repossession laws
Covid tracing data must be protected by law nationally
Extend transitional medicinal cannabis standards to ease patients’ suffering
Inaugural Jean McLean Oration
Greens propose an inquiry into drug harm minimisation

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