Fraudulent activities in NSW are proscribed by the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) and the Commonwealth Criminal Code Act 1995.

New South Wales is preparing to significantly expand its stalking laws, with proposed legislation introducing a new criminal offence of "covert stalking" that could expose private investigators, former partners...

The crime of stealing car is discussed along with recent examples.

A permanent stay in NSW criminal proceedings is a 'last resort' and results in the proceedings being forever halted.

Drug diversion programs expanding with changes that see fines "paid" by partaking in special programs.

The NSW government has proposed landmark reforms to close a legal loophole in break-and-enter laws that currently prevents prosecution of former partners who forcibly enter homes they have a legal interest in. The Crimes Amendment (Breaking and Entering Offences) Bill 2026 introduces new conditions specifically targeting intimate partner violence, requiring courts to determine whether an accused is an "occupant" based on factors like relationship status and prior agreements, while also mandating that a pers

His conviction comes after the work of undercover detectives who renewed investigation of the crimes years later..

A new reform will be introduced to provide children with new support in sex abuse cases after a legal push by 2 survivors.

The crime of aggravated sexual assault in NSW discussed. Includes recent example.

Cartel conduct is a crime which occurs when businesses agree to act together instead of competing against one another.

Discusses the extradition of a person to another state or territory within Australia.

Discusses s317 of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW). Recent case example.

Proposed legislation introduces a penalty of a $550 fine and/or imprisonment for 6 months for displaying a Nazi symbol.

Outlines what you need to know as a first-time drug possession offender in New South Wales.

In NSW, bestiality is a criminal offence with a maximum penalty of 14 years imprisonment.

Ward was a member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly from 2011 to 2025.

Discussion about the new money laundering offences aimed at addressing the rising influence of organised crime in the state.

The offence of obscene exposure, penalties & defences. Recent example included.

In NSW it is a crime to defraud by false or misleading statements. Recent American case discussed.

NSW Police are not allowed to use the power under section 200(5) LEPRA to give move on directions on anyone protesting near a place of worship.