Historic rental reforms before NSW parliament
The changes mean landlords will no longer be able to evict tenants for no reason.
17 October, 2024The changes mean landlords will no longer be able to evict tenants for no reason.
17 October, 2024People convicted of causing serious harm to LGBTIQA+ individuals will face five years’ jail.
30 September, 2024The long-awaited change brings Queensland in line with other Australian jurisdictions.
25 September, 2024Peter O’Neill has been appointed Queensland’s new industrial relations commissioner.
23 September, 2024SA legislation would see social media giants face substantial fines if they fail to comply.
9 September, 2024Council has until 5 September to consider options for appeal.
3 September, 2024The High Court has ruled that Victoria can’t charge EV drivers for using the road.
23 October, 2023A new public database brings together documents from every royal commission and public inquiry held in Australia since the mid-19th century.
27 August, 2023Western Australia’s Auditor General would have greater access to sensitive government information, under new legislation introduced to parliament.
23 October, 2022WA’s Auditor General found that six entities had deficiencies with respect to anti-money laundering obligations.
20 October, 2022IBAC, VAGO and the Victorian Ombudsman want their funding determined by a new independent commission, not the government of the day.
20 October, 2022An audit of Victoria Police suggests that officers aren’t activating their body worn cameras as often as they should.
20 June, 2022The biggest reforms to local government in Victoria in 30 years are now law.
19 March, 2020A council parking officer has spoken out about a brutal attack while he was working.
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