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    Court dismisses traffic charge of NSW bus driver

    Workers who plead guilty to an offence still have a lawful avenue to potentially avoid a career-threatening penalty.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
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    QCAT decision allows nurse to keep her job after romantic relationship with a patient

    Nurse allowed to keep her registration despite engaging in professional misconduct.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
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    Your employer instructs you to do something illegal. What are your rights as an employee?

    As an employee, you are bound to adhere to and comply with all reasonable and lawful directions from your employer.
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    Investigation into historical abuse at Wolston Park Mental Health in Queensland

    Investigation into Brisbane's Wolston Park mental health institution.
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    Beaumaris Primary School child sexual abuse inquiry expands

    This inquiry into child sexual abuse claims has been steadfast in its mission to bring justice to abuse victims.
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    Big win – first time father entitled to paid parental leave as primary carer

    Paid parental leave offers benefits for both parents and children, including improved health outcomes, increased bonding time, and greater gender equality in the workplace and at home.
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    Insurance options inside superannuation

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    Employers decision to medically discharge a firefighter with history of PTSD was wrong

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    Sacked for refusing flu vaccine

    A childcare worker, who was dismissed for repeatedly refusing to get the flu vaccine, lost her unfair dismissal case.
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    Explores legal implications for child protection services in Australia.
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    Reasonable action defence in NSW workers compensation claims for psychological injury

    A section 11A defence is that the injury was wholly and predominantly caused by the reasonable actions of the employer.
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    Does a protection order prevent me from seeing my children?

    The parent subject to prohibitions in a protection order, is limited in what contact they can have with their children.
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    Positive changes to health assessments for child visa applicants born in Australia

    Minor visa applicants now excluded from having to meet the migration health requirements if they meet certain criteria.
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    Can I return to work after a successful TPD claim?

    Review the terms upon which your TPD insurance claim was accepted, being totally and permanently disabled (TPD).
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    New rules for fixed term employment contracts since December 2023

    Fixed term employment contracts now have a maximum contract period of no more than two years.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
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    Queensland Court of Appeal win for seriously injured worker

    Liability for construction incidents can often arise because of the negligent actions of multiple respondents.
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    Can I pursue a medical negligence claim for a misdiagnosis?

    Brief overview of medical negligence claims.
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    Guide to the first steps a health practitioner should take if they receive a notification from AHPRA.
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