New court orders aimed at preventing domestic violence

A civil protection scheme allowing courts to impose any conditions they deem necessary to prevent the use of violence by perpetrators of domestic abuse, has…

NSW to introduce independent Victims of Crime Commissioner

There are hopes that a new, independent Victims of Crime Commissioner will be better able to hold systems accountable and advocate for reforms.

Commercial silk and Public Defender appointed to District Court bench

Sydney barrister Robert Hollo SC and Newcastle Public Defender Peter Krisenthal have been named as new Judges of the District Court of NSW.

Building certainty: Could off the plan contract reforms help solve the housing crisis?

The regulation of off the plan contracts is on the table and up for review, as the NSW Government seeks to safeguard the rights of…

NSW cracks down on illicit tobacco with new licensing scheme

A new era of tobacco control has officially commenced in NSW, aiming to curb illicit trade and enhance compliance across the state.

NSW adds funding boost to Building Commission

Building Commission NSW is here to stay with a reinforced funding of $145m for the next four years.

Solicitors dominate new Local Court appointments

Legal practitioners with experience across criminal, civil and community law, make up seven new magistrates announced by the NSW Government.

Greens push for NSW Human Rights Act, Attorney General open to discussion

The prospect of legislative protections for human rights in New South Wales has re-emerged, with the state government vowing to work constructively on the issue.

NSW Government resolves to end hidden fees on parking apps

The cost of parking will be limited to the signposted charge, as the government seeks to rein in extra fees.

Minns government dangerously disregards anti-LGBTIQ+ hatred

OPINION: The NSW Government’s new hate crime laws, announced last Thursday, are a slap in the face to communities across NSW. In particular, my own…