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.
NSW cracks down on rise of far-right with new laws
LSJ Online speaks to three experts about the rise of Nazi sentiment in Australia and possible approaches to address the issue.
Workers Compensation Bill: Law Society criticises NSW Government
The Law Society of NSW has criticised the NSW Government’s introduction of a new Workers Compensation Bill, citing concerns over bypassing parliamentary scrutiny and undermining…
End to no-grounds eviction among rental reforms now in force
Rental reforms will ensure a balance between the rights of tenants and owners, according to the NSW Government.
Karen Webb resigns as Police Commissioner
After three years in the role, Commissioner Karen Webb announced she’s stepping down at the end of September.
Hate speech laws to be strengthened in NSW
NSW Premier Chris Minns has vowed to amend the state’s hate speech laws, following a spate of antisemitic attacks over the past few months.
NSW Drug Summit wraps up in controversy
After two days, the NSW Drug Summit 2024 ends with recommendations on how to address the impact of drugs in our community. But it may…
Social media ban passes Parliament
The Federal government’s Bill that restricts children under 16 from using social media has passed Parliament with broad support from both Labor and the Coalition,…
