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Ownership of Estia Health formally transferred to Bain Capital
From gold bars to iron bars
Resolving contract disputes uses principles both ancient and cosmopolitan
Anti-protest laws begin to unravel as Knitting Nannas take win for the right to protest
Supreme Court finds NSW anti-protest laws partially unconstitutional
Statement from Attorney-General 12 December
Former Continental Coal and Citation Resources director Peter Landau sentenced
Liberals turn recall of Parliament into utter farce 12 December 2023
Gunlom Falls Traditional Owners in High Court testcase
Statement from Attorney General
Draft Bill on Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry released
Tasmanian Parliament to be recalled
Centralised register for wills in ACT
New magistrate for ACT
Senior Counsel appointed as District Court Judge
District Court Judge appointed Master of Supreme Court
2023 John Monash Oration
NT man jailed for online child abuse offences
Tougher new laws to make community safer
Bodies corporate, unit owners and land buyers better supported under new reforms
Criminal law specialist appointed District Court Judge
Appointment of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions
Tasmanian Attorney-General gives deadline to Federal Government over Burnie court funding
Councillor Conduct Tribunal strengthened with new appointees
Attorney-General to deliver 2023 Human Rights Day Oration
Acting Judge appointment means better access to justice for Tasmanians
Statement from Attorney-General
ACT introduces new right of appeal to guard against wrongful convictions
Criminal Groups Squad charge man over alleged Serious Crime Prevention Order breach
Experienced Barrister appointed Judge of Supreme Court
Reforms to improve surrogacy access and arrangements in the ACT
Two new magistrates appointed to Cairns
What happens when technology learns to read our minds?
Member appointments – Companies Auditors Disciplinary Board
New Commissioner For State’s Integrity Watchdog
Independent review into surveillance devices underway
Prescription opioid companies increased marketing after Purdue Pharma lawsuit, UW study shows
‘Israel’s 9/11’ and troubling ‘victory’ of Hamas
Free EverNow event kicks off tonight
New national direction provides clarity for development and the environment
Free public transport for people attending EverNow event
Major win for conservationists halts VicForests logging operation
Human rights passion takes QUT grad Kat to Canberra
Victoria’s Newest Coroner And County Court Judges
Victoria Welcomes New Judge To Supreme Court
Female genital cutting remains a taboo subject in Pakistan, preventing real progress from being made
Forum examines free expression basics and law
Appointments to the Defence Force Discipline Appeals Tribunal

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