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An employee may be summarily dismissed if their employer has reasonable grounds to establish serious misconduct.

The Northern Territory government proposed the introduction of two new offences, to be called 'industrial manslaughter'.

The Escaping Violence Payment is available for Australian citizens over 18 years, who have experienced family violence.

A NSW Supreme Court case reignited the debate of whether parents should be able to physically discipline their children.

These reforms will assist in family law cases where victims hesitate coming forward to report their partners or family.

Institutions named in the Royal Commission must provide a statement of their intention to join the National Redress Scheme.

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The submission is on behalf of rape victim-survivors with a direct experience of section 194K of the Evidence Act 2001.

Ensuring employees follow IT security procedures and providing comprehensive training will help to reduce cyber risks.

Domestic and personal violence, particularly to women, recorded in Australia over the last ten years, is at record highs.

In NSW assault causing death is an offence under s25A Crimes Act - punishable by imprisonment for 20 years.

The NSW government aims to tighten the laws around hate speech and threats to incite violence.

Forensic expert Brendan Read discusses cyber hygiene with Commercial Property Guide.

During this festive season, double demerit points and hefty fines come into place across some states in Australia.

NSW drivers will face harsher penalties for driving a motor vehicle with alcohol or illicit substances in their system.

NSW police will continue Operation Amarok, using various strategies to target dangerous domestic violence offenders.

Her unlawful arrest and strip-search constituted an unlawful infliction of force.