Rebel Wilson wins defamation battle

In the court battle between the Hollywood actress/filmmaker and the lead actress of her debut feature, the Federal Court of Australia dismissed the claim that…

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Former DPP Lloyd Babb appointed to NSW Industrial Relations Commission

Former NSW Director of Public Prosecutions Lloyd Babb SC has been appointed a Deputy President and Judicial Member of the state’s Industrial Relations Commission.

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New legislation lets NSW Police use toll camera footage in serious investigations

The NSW Government says it is giving new powers to police investigating serious crimes and missing persons, as part of a plan for safer communities.

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Attorney General and legal profession respond to inquiry critical of the ODPP

A NSW parliamentary committee has released its findings from a months-long inquiry into existing protections of the identities of accused children in criminal proceedings, criticising…

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Third hearing block of antisemitism Royal Commission turns to online hate

The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion held its third public hearing block this week, dedicated to investigating the spread of antisemitic content online…

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Experienced insurance litigator appointed to NSW District Court

Veteran insurance and personal injury lawyer Joanne Palamara has been appointed a judge of the NSW District Court, the state government announced on Thursday. 

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NSW Budget offers modest legal relief as Law Society warns that courts are being left behind

The NSW Government’s 2026-27 Budget has delivered a string of cost-of-living measures touching the legal profession and a substantial boost to domestic and family violence…

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Former Councillor among Law Society of NSW members on 2026 King’s Birthday Honours List

The Law Society of NSW recognised members, former members, and law professionals whose work was influential to solicitors and other law professionals in the state.

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NSW Parliament passes new anti-Nazi laws

Police and courts in New South Wales will have sweeping new powers to prosecute extremists after legislation targeting Nazi conduct and symbolism passed state parliament…

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Federal Government sues 3M for over $2 billion over PFAS contamination at defence bases

The Federal Government filed proceedings against both 3M Company and its Australian subsidiary, 3M Australia Pty Ltd.

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