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Sydney NSW 2000
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99 William Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
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231 North Quay
Brisbane QLD 4000
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1 Farrell Place
Canberra ACT 2601
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111 St Georges Terrace
Perth WA 6000
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Increased Powers for Parking Inspectors
by Martin Vazquez on January 10, 2019
The sinking feeling we get when seeing a parking ticket tucked under our windscreen wiper is about to get much worse, as a result of the NSW Government recently increasing the powers of parking inspectors. […]
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Red Light Speed Camera – Can I be booked for speeding when travelling through a green light?
by Tyson Brown on January 4, 2019
It seems everywhere you look in Sydney, there are cameras at intersections. Some of these cameras are Red Light only, whilst others are both Speed and Red Light cameras. This blog will answer some frequently […]
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‘Tis the Season for Drug Possession
by Tyson Brown on December 21, 2018
The Festival, Christmas and New Year period can be a busy time for criminal lawyers dealing with people who have been charged with possession and supply of Prohibited Drugs; whether that be MDMA, Cocaine, Ketamine […]
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Major Changes to Drink Driving Offences
by Trudie Cameron on December 3, 2018
Due to recent reforms, the law in relation to Drink Driving Offences in New South Wales will change dramatically. The most significant changes are: From 1 December 2018 – Mandatory Interlock for first time Mid […]
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Schoolies, Sex and the Law
by John Sutton on November 23, 2018
Every twelve months, at the conclusion of the secondary school year, graduating students from all over Australia converge in Queensland (and no doubt elsewhere) to celebrate ‘schoolies’. For most, schoolies is a time of excitement, […]
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Act of Indecency
by Andrew Fraser on November 16, 2018
Committing an act of indecency without consent in the ACT is punishable by up to seven years’ imprisonment. This can be reduced to five years, if the matter can be dealt with in the Magistrates […]
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Precision in Criminal Law
by Andrew Fraser on November 13, 2018
The criminal law can require great precision, as a recent High Court case shows. The accused gentleman in this matter had been acquitted of murder, but found guilty of manslaughter in the District Court of […]
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Biting and Spitting
by Tyson Brown on November 6, 2018
Biting and/or spitting on someone constitutes a Common Assault in NSW. Depending on the injuries sustained by the victim, this may constitute a more serious charge of Assault Occasioning Actual, Grievous Bodily Harm or Reckless […]
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The importance of heavy vehicle drivers complying with permits
by Sarah Marinovic on November 5, 2018
I am going to discuss the importance of carefully complying with any mass and dimension permits that you are operating under. This is a really important thing for drivers to know about, because it’s an […]
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Will my family law property settlement impact my superannuation balance?
by Natasha Heathcote on November 5, 2018
Many people do not consider the impact of a superannuation split or the failure to receive a superannuation split following the breakdown of their marriage or relationship until it is too late. Superannuation is the […]
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