Proposal to repeal laws that prevent complainant in sexual assault cases from using their names when speaking out.

A Sydney couple who mal-nourished their baby, have avoided prison time, despite the girl facing life-long health issues.

To the disappointment of many, the ABC lost a legal challenge to controversial AFP raids on its Sydney newsroom in 2019.

While confirming payments wired from the Vatican, Victoria Police said that it was not prepared to investigate further.

Author gives his opinion on the political decision relating to pill testing etc at music festivals.

CROs were introduced as a sentencing option in 2018, replacing good behaviour bonds, imposed with or without conviction.

Importing Ozempic without a valid prescription would constitute a ‘prohibited import' under the Customs Act 1901.

Catfishing is the term generally given to 'fake' online relationships and can be related to a form of identity theft.

The new criminal law regimes enhance NSW police powers to pre-emptively deal with perceived future social border threats.

Discusses the new offence of persistently contravening an apprehended domestic violence order (or ADVO).

A NSW police officer was sentenced to imprisonment for unlawfully arresting a woman and lying about the details.

Stealing cattle is an offence that sits under section 126 of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW).

That simulation exercise aimed to educate senior leaders about an adequate response to a similar type of pandemic crisis.

In NSW, motorists can be fined $425 and lose 3 demerit points if licence plates aren't displayed cleanly and clearly.

The Chief Commissioner of the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) will be stood down at the end of January 2020.

The Police Commissioner defended the NSW police mass strip search regime, with the justification of concealed knives.

Background and interview with activist who aims to protect the fragile Kimberley from those who wish to exploit it.

The offence of recklessly causing grievous bodily harm is one of a number of assault offences on the NSW books.

Boyle blew the whistle on the tax office internally in mid-2017 as it had been applying a garnishee practice.

The defence of necessity is when natural or human threats induce a person to break the law to avoid dire consequences.