Bigger fines and jail time for Australian biosecurity breaches
New penalties are up to eight times the current penalty to ensure they are no longer ‘merely a cost of doing business’, minister warns.
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NSW government reveals changes to sexual assault laws
Under the new NSW sexual assault laws, explicit consent must be actively sought and verified before and during a sexual act.
New Zealand’s new counter-terrorism law passes its first reading
Bill is designed to respond to the changing nature of global terrorism. It will now go to the Justice Select Committee for consideration.
Whistleblowers could be in more trouble than those they expose
Study warns that flawed laws mean those who expose organisational corruption in the media may be the ones to face criminal charges.
Merry Christmas for WA motorists as wheel clamping prohibited
State government and opposition unite in their dislike of opportunistic wheel clamping, which Premier believes is “un-Australian”.
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