Australian companies doing business overseas should be aware as this inquiry into foreign bribery finalises its report.

The proposed legislation is intended to provide additional regulatory powers to tackle crime enabled through the dark web.

The article discusses how an anti-corruption risk management and compliance framework helped avert regulatory action.

Childcare workers are entrusted with the safety and wellbeing of children under their care.

Daniel Keneally, a NSW Police officer, is now facing a second investigation into his professional conduct as a police officer.

Offences of this nature are grounded in federal law, reflecting the seriousness with which the Australian legal system treats online child exploitation.

The approach when dealing with mental illness in criminal offences depends on the level of culpability of the offence.

The Bill aims to combat offences relating to forgery, fraud, child pornography and the infringement of copyright and IP.

There are different categories of impossibility when it comes to the defence: factual, physical and legal.

Did the prior conviction (which had not involved a minor) mean that a mandatory ten-year sentence had to be imposed?

Significant economic potential for Australian companies can come with significant exposure to corruption-related risks.

Sniffer dogs are widely used by NSW Police in licensed venues and festivals despite calls for the program to be abolished.

The idea of executive powers being counterbalanced by the law stems from the trial of King Charles I of England in 1649.

Article discusses the banking industry, corruption, the need for reform in particular of the culture of organisations.

The consequences for victims of bullying through social media can be just as devastating as any in-your-face bullying.

This tragic incident in Bateau Bay shines a harsh spotlight on the lethal intersection of domestic violence and arson.

The world-first mobile phone detection camera technology targeting illegal use was introduced by the NSW government.

The NSW government is introducing new bail laws which will make it tougher for NSW teenagers to get bail.

Outlines the NSW demerit points system – how it works, offences & demerit points, checking points etc.

Discusses recent case where sr detective faces allegations of drink driving offences & is protected by a statutory prohibition.