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You can’t go forwards on nature by going backwards on climate
Greens renew call for evidence-based cannabis regulation
Updated ASIC guidance supports digital asset innovation and boosts investor protection
Shaping Australia’s Measurement System
Firearms law reform cuts red tape for responsible Territorians
More funding to steer Northern Territory boys away from violence
Steering Committee Established To Provide Advice On Legislation To Criminalise Coercive Control
Greens Oppose Harmful Changes To Anti-Discrimination Act
Bird Of Year Tawny Frogmouth ‘a Sitting Duck’ Under Current Nature Law
NSW Opposition Backs Planning Law Reforms But Demands Fairer Deal For Home Buyers And Builders
New Data Shows Knife Crimes Fall In First Quarter Of 25/26
Thousands Of Dangerous Weapons Surrendered To Police Amid Nation-leading Knife Laws
NSW Police Lost Huge Strip Search Lawsuit
Cook Government To Further Strengthen Protections For Subbies
Boost To Community Safety At Major Shopping Centres
Human rights law to be cross examined at conference | University of Canterbury
Sweeping reforms to evidence laws gives victims greater support
If it’s done right, better environmental planning can provide confidence for regional communities
Knife storage laws for retailers coming soon as thousands of dangerous weapons are surrendered
Financial markets regulator seeks feedback on tokenisation
ASIC slashes red tape and calls for further regulatory simplification proposals
Rattenbury says Labor is undermining Greens initiatives at the expense of positive outcomes
New powers to waive social security debts for victim-survivors of coercive control
Environmental Law Reform Must Make Sense For Farmers
Roundtable consensus drives fast-tracking of EPBC reform
Nature law reform can’t be “big rubber stamp for the big end of town”: Greenpeace
ACCC to investigate energy plans that potentially mislead consumers about savings
Environment law reform essential to faster decisions and better nature protection
Federal court rules digital giants breach market power – Australia must act on digital competition
ANU welcomes new Council members
Major funding boost for SA domestic, family and sexual violence programs
From the Commissioner: How community legal centres make a difference
GG must resign as patron of LGBTQA+ political activist group Equality Australia
Equality Australia proves ‘love is love’ was always a lie
Minns must act on drug law reform after damning strip search data shows extent of misuse of police powers: Greens
Judicial Conduct Panel members appointed
Law reform push to promote dignity, autonomy and support in decision-making
Law reform push to promote dignity, autonomy and support in decision-making
Consultation on accreditation of Children’s Contact Services
ACT Drug Strategy Action Plan – mid-point progress report released
Banned Drinkers Register to be permanent as part of WA liquor law reforms
Surrender period announced as nation’s toughest knife laws take effect
Landmark Excessive Self-defence Reforms Passed
Landmark Family Law Reforms Commence
Stronger protections for vulnerable adults under new SA safeguarding laws
Gender recognition reforms for LGBTIQA+ community take effect
New County Court Chief Judge Appointed
Most of us will leave behind a large ‘digital legacy’ when we die. Here’s how to plan what happens to it

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