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Iran – UN Fact-Finding Mission urges withdrawal of bill criminalizing contact with foreign entities
Sydney Bakery Convicted Of Food Safety Breaches
Work health and safety prosecutions: new data now available
Two companies and director fined $420,000 after worker injured by closing industrial gate
Supreme Court rejection of IHRA antisemitism definition to stand after Minns Labor Government abandons appeal
Corporate Plan 2026-30 Now Available
Company fined $800,000 after workplace fatality due to mobile plant incident
WorkSafe Commences Multiple Prosecutions
Firearms Licence Holder Prosecuted Following Compliance Inspection – Jingili
Blackout: Operation descends on Vietnamese organise crime group linked to cannabis
Operation BROADSTAFF continues with Torres Strait seizure
Why police have been told to pause their use of AI in court cases
Three fishers fined for fishing in Whangārei Harbour Marine Reserve
Iconic Klondyke Corner Damaged By Vehicles 22 August
Consultation to strengthen Australia’s modern slavery framework
Cement company fined $135,000 following crane incident at a construction site
Victorian Premier Issues Statement 20 August
Building and maintenance company fined $390,000 after worker falls from 2.8 metre height
Iconic Klondyke Corner Damaged By Vehicles
Unsafe electrical work costs company $35,000 The Service Mate Australia Pty Ltd
Farm owner fined $21,000 after auger found in use without proper safety mechanisms
Mine operator fined $200,000 over worker exposure to entanglement risk
Greens celebrate news of the release of whistleblower David McBride from prison
Construction firm and director fined a combined $205,000 after worker falls from height
Appointment of Associate Director of Public Prosecutions
More than $300,000 confiscated after alleged payment for cocaine import
Police will drop all remaining 2024 Rising Tide coal protest cases after failed prosecutions
Advice By Noel Hutley SC Tabled
Sydney Man & Company Found Guilty For Wheeny Creek Pollution
Company fined $212,500 after worker struck by falling debris
Joint statement on the World Day against Trafficking in Persons: Forced into crime – a call for protection, not punishment
$500,000 reward announced for information in relation to the murder of Dianne Angwin
Brendan Gunn sentenced in connection with suspected international cryptocurrency scam
Term 2 in person attendance highest since 2016
Greens call for new laws to urgently close loophole shutting down local councils 
Unapproved peptide product promoters and suppliers are put on notice
National Will Modernise Consent Laws
Company director fined $195,500 after doctor exposed to hydrogen sulphide gas
Greens welcome modern slavery reforms and offer pathway to legislate
Building renovator fined $90,000 and ordered to undertake WHS training after workers injured in a fall
Stone cutting company and director fined a total of $135,000 in relation to risk of exposure to respirable crystalline silica
Albanese Government Combatting Modern Slavery
Criminal Law Specialist Appointed District Court Judge 15 July
Carpentry business fined $120,000 after worker injured from fall from height incident
Company fined $90,000 after workers exposed to risk due to gas leak
Feedlot business fined $60,000 after worker injured by auger
UN experts demand release of arbitrarily detained journalist Hassan Bouras: Algeria
Court Orders Following Serious Dog Attack

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