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Level 35
201 Elizabeth Street
Sydney NSW 2000
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Level 4
99 William Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
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Level 5
231 North Quay
Brisbane QLD 4000
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Level 5
1 Farrell Place
Canberra ACT 2601
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Level 10
111 St Georges Terrace
Perth WA 6000
1300 168 676
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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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Call to Change Controversial 40km/h Rule Around Emergency Vehicles
by Aurhett Barrie on February 19, 2019
Red And Blue Could Mean A Fine For You – The 40km/h Speed Limit When Passing Emergency Service Vehicles. A little-known road rule is causing big controversy in New South Wales, facing criticism from even […]
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When can you contest a Will?
by Alun Hill on February 7, 2019
In all States and Territories of Australia, it is possible to contest a will under Family Provision legislation. Contesting a will is different to challenging a will. Contesting a will involves a person claiming a […]
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NSW Government Says No to Pill Testing at Music Festivals
by Trudie Cameron on January 30, 2019
The New South Wales Government has been in the spotlight recently for their policies on pill testing at music festivals. The NSW Premier has made her lack of support for pill testing clear, citing an […]
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Drug Infringement Notices: Decriminalisation?
by Trudie Cameron on January 25, 2019
Since September 2018 five people aged between 19 and 23 have died from taking MDMA at New South Wales music festivals. This has sparked significant debate amongst the community about how best to prevent more […]
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Increased Powers for Parking Inspectors
by John Sutton 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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