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Kitset home business director pleads guilty to breaching Fair Trading Act
RMA law promotes healthy waterways
Adelaide man jailed for online child abuse offences
Local law no 1 released for public comment
Government makes shambles of prisoner voting law
Black Lives Matter: Yarra taking local action
New Chair appointed to lead Landgate Board
Draft governance rules out for comment
COVID-19 Response Bill to support health care workers
Legal funding boost to help Western Australia’s most vulnerable and disadvantaged
Legislation Passed: Judicial Commission Bill 2020
New Zealand expresses concerns over proposed Israeli annexation plans
ICAC Investigation Report
ASIC reports on decisions to cut red tape – October 2019 to March 2020
It’s time for a Royal Commission into Robodebt
TGA to review complaints of alleged non-compliant advertising of medicinal cannabis products to public
Warning for prison visitors ahead of visits resuming
Complaints show more work needed in legal profession to address sexual harassment
Dodo and iPrimus in court for alleged misleading broadband speed claims
Law Council President, Pauline Wright, statement on Hon Dyson Heydon, AC, QC
ABCC fails to investigate death threats against CFMEU delegate & family
Statement from Law Society of NSW
Law Council President, Pauline Wright, statement regarding Hon Dyson Heydon, AC, QC
Damning investigation upholds sexual harassment complaints against former High Court Judge Dyson Heydon
Useless regulator fails to prosecute labour hire wage theft
AJ Park seeks clearance to acquire Baldwins
Fleeing drivers hit new record-high yet again
Victoria makes wage theft a criminal offence
OMCG arrest at Gold Coast 21 June
Law Council President, Pauline Wright statement on rising costs of law degrees
Protected falcon shot, DOC seeking information
Employment Court judge appointed
Free Uni Not Malicious Fee Hikes Says Faruqi As Humanities Graduate Tehan Attacks Humanities Students
Gouging students won’t fix funding crisis
Top tips for doing your COVID-19 tax return
Labour hire laws pass State Parliament
Parliamentary inquiry into destruction of Indigenous heritage sites
Government putting pilots and passengers at risk
Police charge man after 2012 Elwood sexual assaults
New Commissioner appointed to Royal Commission into Historical Abuse
Feedback wanted on stadium parking restrictions
Stock Police will always support bush
New Zealand First brings balance to arms legislation
Have your say on new local law aimed at keeping Townsville looking great
What is definition of a retirement village, law reform consultation asks
Law Council urges against mandatory minimum sentences
Creating jobs more quickly
Spotlight on allergy and anaphylaxis welcomed

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