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Findings Released Into Review Of Barwon Prison Assault
ALA calls for Collaery prosecution to be dropped
AGL Macquarie fined $15,000 for incident at Bayswater Power Station
Director pleads guilty to fraudulently removing company assets
ASIC sues NAB for dealing with unlicensed home loan introducers: Royal Commission case study
Regulation Needs to Keep Pace With Global Cannabis Legalisation
Delivering On Our Promise – Police Auxiliary Liquor Inspectors on Beat
Tribal sovereignty and courts, mentoring through fan fiction, UW Press paperback editions
Shed seller ordered to pay almost $77,000 in fines, compensation and costs
EPA issues fine after dog dies from eating 1080 pesticide bait near Hargraves
Illegal poisoning of trees results in prosecution
EPA issues quarry operator fine for failure to monitor noise
Targeting Employers Flouting Workplace Safety Rules
Contempt of Court Bill passes third reading
Four new appointments to Magistrates Court announced
Former Sydney Financial Adviser appears on fraud charges
Police make arrest in 55-year-old cold case homicide
FMA Statement on Court of Appeal judgment in Viaduct Capital and Mutual Finance
National security laws should not unduly limit free press, says Law Council
Dumpers pay for illegally disposing waste
Former financial advisor and consultant charged with dishonest conduct
$90,000 penalty for bogus building claims – Frayson Pty Ltd, Instyle Residence Australia Pty
Failure to comply with EPA investigation costs excavation company $36,000
Get balance right on farm trespass laws, says Law Council
Illegal marine park fishing ends in hefty fine
Fur seal/kekeno numbers growing in Hawke’s Bay
Successful prosecution of planning breach over contaminated land
Legacy of prison assault under-reporting being addressed
Synthetic drug dealers face full force of new law
Change to strengthen Misuse of Drugs Amendment Bill
Stamping out serious bullying and cyberbullying
Queensland smokers fined for endangering others
Collaery trial: process is not just or fair
Hungary must enforce its foreign bribery offence against companies, including foreign subsidiaries
NT Government Response to Workplace Health and Safety Review Released
Former Leighton Holdings executive receives decision on sentence
Guy to call time on Parliamentary career in 2020
Queensland man committed to stand trial on charges of misleading ASIC
Former CEO, Peter Roach, appeal dismissed
New Director of Public Prosecutions to be appointed
Second man arrested after 2007 Cindy Crossthwaite murder – Melton South
Overflows of millions of litres of untreated sewage costs Sydney Water Corporation $269,500
Undervalued boats cost importers almost $2 million
Renewed appeal after 2000 murder of Richard Mladenich – St Kilda
A new solution to countering bad science in forensics
Police arrest man after 2007 murder of Cindy Crossthwaite – Melton South
Update 5 Homicide investigation at Plainland
MH17 fifth anniversary