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After St Kevins, institutions can no longer hide from justice
The Royal Commission brought to our attention the failure of these institutions in protecting the children in their care.
AustraliaCriminal Law
Marque Lawyers
Article
Rising global protests: A loosely linked call for system change
These seemingly disparate protest movements mobilising across the globe are raging against escalating social inequality.
AustraliaCriminal Law
Sydney Criminal Lawyers
Article
Youth Bail Laws Extended To 2028

The NSW Government has extended strict bail laws for young people accused of repeat car theft and break-and-enter offences until April 2028, while simultaneously launching an $8.4 million voluntary diversion pilot program in Tamworth. These legislative changes arrive amid heated political debate over youth crime, with data showing the laws have resulted in 70% bail refusals and a 30% increase in youth remand numbers, disproportionately affecting Aboriginal communities.

AustraliaCriminal Law

Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia

Employer Due Diligence Program – Will You Be Ready?

On 7 December 2006, Parliament passed the Anti Money Laundering and Counter Terrorism Financing Act 2006 (AML/CTF Act). To date, there has been little focus on the ‘employer’ obligations of organisations who are covered by the AML/CTF.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

Review of 2003 EPBC Act Cases

The Federal Court considered various aspects of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cth) (EPBC Act) in 2003.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

News Alert - New Zealand Government Outlines Its Climate Change Solutions

An emissions trading scheme, rather than the previously proposed carbon tax, will be the central platform for implementing New Zealand’s commitments under the Kyoto Protocol and reducing the country's greenhouse gas emissions.

AustraliaEnergy and Natural Resources

Queensland Government Announces Policy Framework to Protect Strategic Cropping Land

On Monday 23 August 2010, Minister Stephen Robertson announced the Queensland Government’s plan for protecting the State’s most valuable food producing land in a new Policy . . .

AustraliaEnergy and Natural Resources

Queensland Mining Reforms: Removing Duplication And Refining Objection Rights

Queensland's proposed mining reforms aim to streamline environmental assessment by removing duplication between mining lease and environmental authority processes, while introducing discretionary Land Court referrals and refined objection rights. The Bill proposes significant changes to who may object to mining applications and on what grounds, potentially affecting mining entities, landholders, and community stakeholders across the state.

AustraliaEnergy and Natural Resources

Holding Redlich

NSW Government Bulletin - In the media, Practice and courts, Cases and legislation

This newsletter links to recent media releases, reports, cases and legislation of interest to NSW government lawyers.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

Holding Redlich

Closing Tasmania is actually un-Australian, but - what would you do?

Constitutional lawyers have been in a frenzy over Tasmania's decision to close its borders, but - it's the right call.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

Crimes against humanity, genocide and war crirmes in Australia

A new bill would remove the AG's power to prevent prosecutions of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia

How the private sector can bolster local councils' ESG response

How the public responds to private sector initiatives can provide a good guide for local councils.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

Bartier Perry Solicitors

Illogical and Irrational Decisions - Confirmed as a Ground of Judicial Review for Decision-Makers

An administrative decision can now be reviewed on the basis that no rational or logical decision-maker could arrive at the decision on the same evidence.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

Public sector data, the proposed Data Sharing and Release Act and implications for governments

Data is important for government policy and decision making, and has the potential to unlock many productivity benefits.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

Holding Redlich

Queensland Government Bulletin: Part 1 - Managing defective design or building work in government projects

Underscores critical aspects of construction defects and liability management in government projects.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

Holding Redlich

Royal Commissions – a brief background

A brief summary of the features that give Royal Commissions their unique and important place in Australian society.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

Carroll & O'Dea

State border closures and the Australian Constitution – are they legal?

Discussion about recent constitutional challenges brought to the High Court regarding border closures of several States.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

What are Royal Commissions?

Royal Commissions hold a unique and critical place in Australia's system of governance.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

O'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors

WHS Due Diligence for Council Officers

An officer of the council is required to take reasonable steps to ensure their council is complying with its own duty.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

McCullough Robertson

The Importance Of "Ascertained" In Obviousness

The Full Federal Court (FFC) has dismissed an appeal by the Australian Patent Office (APO) against a Federal Court decision that US patents revealed in a novelty search did not satisfy the "ascertain" requirement for inventive step, and so could not be used to invalidate an Australian patent for obviousness.

AustraliaIntellectual Property

Spruson & Ferguson Lawyers

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