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Splendour in the Grass 2019
by Trudie Cameron on July 16, 2019
Byron Bay is again home to this year’s Splendour in the Grass Festival. This year, the festival is headlined by Chance the Rapper, Tame Impala and Childish Gambino. The three-day festival starts this Friday 19 […]
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Mid-Range PCA Interlock Exemption Orders
by Tyson Brown on July 10, 2019
Since December 2018, Mid-Range PCA offences have been subject to Mandatory Interlock Orders. The most frequent questions asked by our clients in relation to Mid-Range PCA offences, are: “Do I have to have an interlock […]
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Paramedics Are Being Used As “punching Bags” Despite The Threat Of Gaol Time
by Aurhett Barrie on July 4, 2019
Unfortunately, violence against emergency workers is occurring on an increasingly regular basis, leading to NSW Ambulance Inspector Norm Rees likening paramedics to punching bags. Such violence continues despite criminal offences and heavy penalties being introduced […]
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Watching Visual Display Units (VDUs) Whilst Driving
by Angela Cooney on June 25, 2019
Look, we all love a good funny animal video as much as the next person, but don’t be tempted to let one of your passengers show you that hilarious clip on youtube when you pull […]
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George Donikian interviews Peter Magee on the current landscape of Family Law
by Peter Magee on June 6, 2019
George Donikian interviews Peter Magee, Partner and Head of the Family Law Division at Armstrong Legal, to discuss the current landscape of Family Law.
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How to stop someone contesting a will?
by Alun Hill on May 30, 2019
In all Australian states and territories, Family Provision legislation enables certain eligible people to contest a will (even if that will is properly signed, witnessed, and represents the deceased person’s final wishes). There is almost […]
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New Drink Driving Laws for NSW – Immediate Licence Suspensions for Low Range Drink Driving
by Trudie Cameron on May 7, 2019
The NSW Parliament have recently passed legislation which significantly changes the way in which police can deal with those charged with certain drink driving offences. Until 20 May 2019, a person charged with an offence […]
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What Australians can learn from the Amicable Amazon Split
by Bree Staines on April 16, 2019
Over the last couple of weeks, it is been widely reported in entertainment and financial media news sources that the CEO of Amazon, Jeff Bezos, who is the world’s richest person with a fortune valued […]
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MAFS – Could the cast be facing criminal charges for on-air antics?
by Trudie Cameron on April 5, 2019
Whether you love it or hate it, it’s almost impossible to get through a day without seeing, hearing or reading about Married at First Sight. After all, MAFS has huge numbers tuning in night after […]
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George Donikian interviews John Sutton on the current legal landscape
by John Sutton on April 3, 2019
George Donikian interviews John Sutton on the current legal landscape from infringement notices, to pill testing at music festivals, to the challenges facing young police officers. John is a Managing Partner of Armstrong Legal and […]
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