The Law

First Nations peoples and Queensland researchers say the Queensland government’s legislation to protect Aboriginal heritage sites is flawed. Experts highlight...

Australian’s may not be able to ‘be mean behind the screen’, with the Morrison Government pushing for changes to have...

Discussion on the issue of religious freedom have re-ignited as the last two weeks of Parliamentary sitting approach. Although the...

Almost all states in Australia have legalised voluntary-assisted dying, with the exception of New South Wales who is debating the...

The Council of Attorneys General have been deliberating on the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child call...

The NSW Lower House has passed a new Affirmative Consent law in a welcome move by sexual assault survivors and...

Around 14 percent of Australian children between ages 12 and 17 have tried vaping or have smoked an e-cigarette. Around...

Without much fanfare, the Government has put forward proposed legislation to establish a Trusted Digital Identity Scheme. The legislation would...

A parliament inquiry and leaked internal documents reveal the unregulated and inhumane killing culture of kangaroo and other macropods in...

The hearing from ICAC against Gladys Berejiklian about her political integrity continues, and more Australians are convinced a stronger federal...