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New South Wales Supreme Court Justice Ian Harrison has found former teacher Christopher Dawson guilty of murdering his wife Lynette, who disappeared in 1982. And calls for legislative change to help relieve Centrelink debt for people fleeing family and domestic violence.
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New South Wales Supreme Court Justice Ian Harrison has found former teacher Christopher Dawson guilty of murdering his wife Lynette, who disappeared in 1982. And calls for legislative change to help relieve Centrelink debt for people fleeing family and domestic violence.
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The New South Wales government is planning to overhaul its property tax regime by giving first home buyers the choice between making a one-off, upfront stamp duty payment or paying a smaller, annual land tax instead.
This prompted the Real Estate Institute of Victoria, Housing Industry Association and Australian Property
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Company directors need to verify their identity and apply for a director ID as part of a new statutory requirement that came into effect on 1 November 2021.
A director ID Is a unique 15-digit identifier given to directors who have verified their identity with Australian Business Registry Services (ABRS).
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The Federal Government has released legal advice from the Solicitor General regarding the former prime minister Scott Morrison’s move to secretly appoint himself to multiple ministries. And the High Court has ruled in favour of internet giant Google in a defamation case involving a Melbourne lawyer.
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Should activist groups be allowed to use secretly filmed footage to expose the treatment of animals at farms and abattoirs? And Somebody’s Daughter theatre company returns to the stage with stories of women’s lives in prison, co-written and performed by former inmates.
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A property settlement can be delayed for many reasons, such as finance issues, problems with the property or the buyer being unable to sell their existing home.
In Victoria, if the buyer is unable to settle on the settlement date, the seller can charge penalty interest. The exact amount will
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Commercial rent collection in Victoria has tumbled, falling from 88% at the beginning of the year to 70% in May, according to data property management platform Re-Leased.
The industrial sector has been hit particularly hard, as rising petrol prices have taken their toll on companies’ bottom lines. As a result,
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When parents and doctors disagree, how do courts decide whether to withdraw life support from a hospitalised child? The creation of a federal judicial commission is among the recommendations of the Australian Law Reform Commission’s report on judicial impartiality. The high-profile defamation litigation between billionaire politician Clive Palmer and WA
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Should researchers collect and publish statistics which reveal how judges and tribunal members decide refugee cases? Is this a way of understanding legal decision making or does it risk undermining confidence in the justice system?
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Should researchers collect and publish statistics which reveal how judges and tribunal members decide refugee cases? Is this a way of understanding legal decision making or does it risk undermining confidence in the justice system?