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Employees are entitled to ten days leave upfront rather than accruing it, and the leave does not accumulate if unused.

It brings South Australia's work health and safety laws in line with other states and territories across Australia.

The FWO's anonymous reporting tool is proving to be a successful tool in the fight against unlawful workplace practices.

Victoria's answer to wage theft is to introduce criminal liability and establish a new body to investigate and prosecute.

In response to two fatal incidents in Queensland, a new criminal offence, "industrial manslaughter", has been introduced.

There are changes to our laws that could ensure we do not unnecessarily contribute to further execution of our citizens.

Despite recommendations from the Royal Commission in 1991, too many Aboriginal people are still being incarcerated.

An annulment application can be made by the defendant who has been convicted or sentenced, or the prosecutor.

A jury can only consider a verdict based on what is presented in court, and not conduct investigations outside of court.

Melbourne law professor explored the intricacies of this case and if it highlights weaknesses in the way juries operate.

Landlords who knowingly allow illicit tobacco or unlawful vaping products to be sold from their premises could face serious penalties, including fines & imprisonment.

Customs has issued Notice No. 2012/35 which sets out new conditions for those operating licensed depots and warehouses.

The Attorney-General warned that in response to COVID-19, certain biosecurity powers may be invoked for the first time.

Transcript & link to video comparing 2 cases about children & domestic violence issues - showing what will influence the outcome.

Last week, the first custodial sentences were handed down in relation to contraventions of Australia's criminal cartel laws, with custodial sentences ranging from nine months to two years and six months.

The decision to legalise cannabis has been sparked by a reclassification by the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs.

COVID-19 offences in WA are set out in the Emergency Management Act 2005 (WA) and the Emergency Management Regulations.