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Melbourne VIC 3000
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Brisbane QLD 4000
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Canberra ACT 2601
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Perth WA 6000
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How to stop someone contesting a will?
by Patrick Lin on May 15, 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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Easter Long Weekend and Anzac Day 2019 – Double demerits will be in place for 10 days
by Trudie Cameron on April 17, 2019
This year Easter falls incredibly close to Anzac day. So close in fact, that if you take a mere three days of annual leave you’ll score yourself a 10 day break from work. Hopefully, you’ve […]
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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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Criminal Law and Footy Season
by Trudie Cameron on March 14, 2019
With the trials behind us we’re all set for round 1 of the footy season. League fans will be filling stadiums as of tonight with AFL a week behind. While most of our beloved players […]
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Biggest Dark Web Drug Investigation in Australian History
by Aurhett Barrie on March 7, 2019
In the deep recesses of the Dark Web a person can find just about anything: illicit drugs, firearms, counterfeit cash, even pay-per-fraud services. Until recently, the complexity of encryption systems and layered networking put users […]
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Using AirPods as a Listening Device Could Lead to Criminal Charges
by Aurhett Barrie on February 26, 2019
Techies and iPhone aficionados have recently discovered that AirPods can be used as a spy-like listening device that allows you to eavesdrop on conversations while out of a room. But while “forgetting” your phone on […]
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259 Charged Following Operation Drink Drive 1
by Aurhett Barrie on February 21, 2019
New South Wales Police were out in force last weekend, conducting an intensive 3-day operation which saw over 200,000 people breath-tested. Operation Drink Drive 1 ran State-wide from 12.01am on Friday 15 Feb 2019 to […]
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