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Minns defies Law Reform Commission, targets protest with arrests
Law and order dominates legislative agenda in Parliament this week
Address To Graduates – Attorney-General’s Department
Tightening of bail laws in Victoria will cause harm and will not make the community safer
Increased penalties and fees to strengthen gambling laws in WA
Tough New Laws To Crackdown On Copper Theft
Labor Decision to Abolish Sentencing Council Threatens a Shift to ‘Tough on Crime’ Policies
ACCC sweep uncovers concerning online shopping return policies and terms and conditions
Work with crossbench to pass nature laws: ACF
NZ’s Companies Act is finally being reformed – but will the changes go far enough?
Australian Law Reform Commission’s report on justice responses to sexual violence
Approved Destruction Of Koala Habitat Tripled In 2024
Nearly 30,000 Wild Species Identified In US Trade Data
Declan’s Law Reforms To Bail Act Commence On Monday
Review Of Guardianship Laws Open For Submissions
CDU Mourns Passing Of Beloved Territorian
The 2024 Abortion Services Aotearoa New Zealand annual report is available
Victim-survivors Support Criminalisation Of Coercive Control
National education resource for the justice sector on sexual assault
Australian Law Reform Commission to review Australia’s surrogacy laws
Crime Falls Over Past Year
Master Builders sheds light on negative consequences of recent IR legislation
Booking a summer holiday deal? Beware ‘drip pricing’ and other tactics to make you pay more than you planned
Family and domestic violence funding tops half a billion dollars
Strengthening protections for victims and survivors of sexual abuse
More reform delivers a simpler, safer and fairer family law system
Corporate lobbying sees critical nature law reforms delayed
New laws to better protect retirement village residents pass Parliament
Jean Shaw SC becomes first woman to be appointed State Counsel
How would the assisted dying bill work and what issues might it create?
Report released on the economic opportunities for First Nations Australians
Liberals follow Labor’s lead on knife crime 26 November 2024
More Measures To Crack Down On Knife Crime
ASIC update on maintenance of regulatory guides
Koala Living pays penalties and will compensate consumers for false or misleading statements about consumer guarantee rights
Above-average income households struggle as Adelaide’s rental affordability hits record low
Carbon Credits Scheme Failing Threatened Species
Business Council calls for right balance on invasion of privacy laws
Calls for law reform to fix two-tier system of justice for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse
WA polling must open door for renewed nature laws negotiation
Lismore Drug Summit shapes as golden opportunity to save lives
Griffith Drug Summit shapes as golden opportunity to save lives
Renters could save thousands each year with urgent cost-of-living housing package
RSPCA NSW supports legislative intent of the new Puppy Farm Bill, but urges amendments for stronger breeding protections in NSW
Justice Michael Ball Appointed To Court Of Appeal
New Laws To Help Protect Victims From Further Trauma
“There is no hierarchy” in human rights: ALRC President examines what happens when human rights interact
Türk calls on Tunisia to uphold rule of law and democratic freedoms

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