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Deception and dishonest conduct leading to property or a financial advantage obtained for themselves or another person.

Legal requirements if you car number plate is lost or stolen in NSW. Laws about number plates in NSW.

'Sextortion' is sexual blackmail - threats that intimate images would be posted or distributed, unless demands are met.

Financial abuse is a type of coercive control yet to be criminalised in NSW. Laws in other parts of Australia discussed too.

Explanation of police powers to search in NSW under the Law Enforcement (Powers & Responsibilities) Act.

What is the law on driving a car with your dog in NSW?

Illegally parking in a disabled spot can earn you an on-the-spot fine or penalty notice of $587 and one demerit point.

Police were provided with these special powers in 2002, to prevent or respond to suspected terrorist attacks.

Discussion about laws around burglary. There is a difference between the offence Stealing & the offence Break, Enter & Steal.

The NSW Court of Appeal has struck down sweeping anti-protest laws enacted after the Bondi Beach terror attack, ruling that police powers to ban public assemblies across broad geographic areas violated constitutional protections for political communication. The landmark decision examines whether governments can impose blanket restrictions on peaceful protests during times of heightened security concerns, and what constitutional limits exist on such powers.

Sexual touching offences in NSW carry heavy penalties that can result in a criminal record, fine and imprisonment.

Whilst it is illegal to record someone without consent in NSW, there are exceptions.

Fraud in NSW, or obtaining benefit by deception, is engaging in deception or dishonest conduct for financial advantage.

Major NSW sporting venues can impose heavy fines for 'pitch invasion' as well as bans from the venue for specified times.

Protestors face imprisonment and/or a fine for damage or disruption to a major facility, and major bridge, tunnel, or road.

A 'domestic violence' offence is defined as an offence involving persons in a domestic relationship.

In NSW, the offence of "sexual assault" is contained in section 61I of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) and carries a maximum penalty of 14 years imprisonment.