The USA is Australia’s closest ally. Yet, right now, it’s president, Donald Trump is attempting to establish a dictatorship, he’s unleashed a military-led assault on the US domestic population, he’s warned that war with China is potentially “imminent”, and he’s been bullying other nations, both allies and foe, into submission, and at present, Australia ...
The imprisonment rate in the Northern Territory currently sits at 1,381.6 persons per every 100,000 adults, which when compared with imprisonment rates of nation’s across the planet comes in at second place behind El Salvador, which incarcerates 1,659 persons per every 100,000 adults in its Central American nation.
Since coming to power on 28 August ...
The federal parliament passed the Family Law Amendment Act 2024 on 10 December 2024, which amends the Family Law Act 1975 in a several ways, including the way in which financial and property matters are determined after the breakdown of relationships.
Family violence a discrete factor when determining family law property settlements
The changes include ...
“Every week in parliament is significant but this one is particularly special”, Queensland premier David Crisafulli told the public, and the reason why this particular week tickles his fancy is that on Wednesday, 11 June 2025 laws were passed that allow Queensland Police Service officers to stop and search anyone out in public anywhere using a scanner ...
The Trump administration appears to be in the midst of an authoritarian takeover of the United States. Some have speculated over recent months, that in order to secure such control, the president would need to declare a state of emergency and deploy the troops domestically. And at present, Donald Trump has sent the National Guard and the marines into ...
Whilst the US president Donald Trump has been deploying the marines to the streets of Los Angeles to deal with public protests against the onslaught of his immigration crackdown, this purposeful shift towards authoritarianism by the current United States administration is being facilitated by an “enormous surveillance engine” currently being develop by ...
Pro-Palestinian activists descended upon the PM’s electoral office on Gadigal land in Marrickville on Monday, 10 June 2025 to protest Israel’s illegal commandeering of the Madleen, a UK-flagged civilian yacht bound for Gaza with aid supplies and a dozen crew members, but further, the protesters were calling on Anthony Albanese to take action in ...
As thousands protested across the continent over the weekend violence of the Australian system, which has yet again led to the death of another Aboriginal person in custody, there appeared to be a shift in the position taken by those gathered to contest the killing of Warlpiri man Kumanjayi White at the hands of two plainclothes police officers in ...
The New South Wales government announced a half a billion dollar justice package on 2 June 2025, which is to be included as part of the 2025-26 NSW Budget. The package involves an additional $100.5 million in funding for Corrective Services NSW, a $145 million spend on reforming the NSW court system and $227 million in additional funding for the NSW ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
The Offence of Engaging in Unqualified Legal Practice in NSW
A man who pretended to be a lawyer under a fake law firm could face criminal charges after the court restrained him from dealing with client funds.
Click here to read the article
Constructive Murder in NSW: ...
We certainly live in Trumpian times, as, in New South Wales, esteemed legal figures, progressive politicians and civil liberties advocates have been campaigning for decades to see various human rights protected in law, yet, after two years in office, it appears NSW premier Chris Minns has cut a backdoor deal to instead prioritise enshrining the right ...
Double demerit points apply to speeding offences, illegally using a mobile phone while driving, not wearing a seatbelt and riding without a helmet throughout New South Wales from 12.01am on Friday, 6 June until 11.59pm on Monday, 9 June 2025.
This King’s Birthday long weekend is one of three period to which double-demerits apply in 2025, the others ...
The USA is Australia’s closest ally. Yet, right now, it’s president, Donald Trump is attempting to establish a dictatorship, he’s unleashed a military-led assault on the US domestic population, he’s warned that war with China is potentially “imminent”, and he’s been bullying other nations, both allies and foe, into submission, and at present, Australia ...
The imprisonment rate in the Northern Territory currently sits at 1,381.6 persons per every 100,000 adults, which when compared with imprisonment rates of nation’s across the planet comes in at second place behind El Salvador, which incarcerates 1,659 persons per every 100,000 adults in its Central American nation.
Since coming to power on 28 August ...
The federal parliament passed the Family Law Amendment Act 2024 on 10 December 2024, which amends the Family Law Act 1975 in a several ways, including the way in which financial and property matters are determined after the breakdown of relationships.
Family violence a discrete factor when determining family law property settlements
The changes include ...
“Every week in parliament is significant but this one is particularly special”, Queensland premier David Crisafulli told the public, and the reason why this particular week tickles his fancy is that on Wednesday, 11 June 2025 laws were passed that allow Queensland Police Service officers to stop and search anyone out in public anywhere using a scanner ...
The Trump administration appears to be in the midst of an authoritarian takeover of the United States. Some have speculated over recent months, that in order to secure such control, the president would need to declare a state of emergency and deploy the troops domestically. And at present, Donald Trump has sent the National Guard and the marines into ...
Whilst the US president Donald Trump has been deploying the marines to the streets of Los Angeles to deal with public protests against the onslaught of his immigration crackdown, this purposeful shift towards authoritarianism by the current United States administration is being facilitated by an “enormous surveillance engine” currently being develop by ...
Pro-Palestinian activists descended upon the PM’s electoral office on Gadigal land in Marrickville on Monday, 10 June 2025 to protest Israel’s illegal commandeering of the Madleen, a UK-flagged civilian yacht bound for Gaza with aid supplies and a dozen crew members, but further, the protesters were calling on Anthony Albanese to take action in ...
As thousands protested across the continent over the weekend violence of the Australian system, which has yet again led to the death of another Aboriginal person in custody, there appeared to be a shift in the position taken by those gathered to contest the killing of Warlpiri man Kumanjayi White at the hands of two plainclothes police officers in ...
The New South Wales government announced a half a billion dollar justice package on 2 June 2025, which is to be included as part of the 2025-26 NSW Budget. The package involves an additional $100.5 million in funding for Corrective Services NSW, a $145 million spend on reforming the NSW court system and $227 million in additional funding for the NSW ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
The Offence of Engaging in Unqualified Legal Practice in NSW
A man who pretended to be a lawyer under a fake law firm could face criminal charges after the court restrained him from dealing with client funds.
Click here to read the article
Constructive Murder in NSW: ...
We certainly live in Trumpian times, as, in New South Wales, esteemed legal figures, progressive politicians and civil liberties advocates have been campaigning for decades to see various human rights protected in law, yet, after two years in office, it appears NSW premier Chris Minns has cut a backdoor deal to instead prioritise enshrining the right ...
Double demerit points apply to speeding offences, illegally using a mobile phone while driving, not wearing a seatbelt and riding without a helmet throughout New South Wales from 12.01am on Friday, 6 June until 11.59pm on Monday, 9 June 2025.
This King’s Birthday long weekend is one of three period to which double-demerits apply in 2025, the others ...
