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Could Online Bullying Lead to Defamation A Look at the Rachael Gunn Petition 4

Could Online Bullying Lead to Defamation? A Look at the Rachael Gunn Petition

Tort law, Defamation /

The recent controversy surrounding Australian breakdancer Rachael “Raygun” Gunn has brought the issue of bullying, particularly online bullying, to the attention of the nation. Gunn, who represented Australia in breakdancing at the Olympics, has been the target of a petition that the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) has described as “vexatious, misleading and bullying.” This incident […]

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Major Fraud Uncovered Sydney Identity Theft and Luxury Car Financing Scam

Major Fraud Uncovered: Sydney Identity Theft and Luxury Car Financing Scam

Criminal Law, Fraud /

In a striking case of alleged identity fraud and financial deception, two individuals have been charged in connection with a $10 million scam targeting Sydney’s automotive finance sector. The investigation, led by NSW Police’s Financial Crime Squad under Strike Force Myddleton, revealed that a criminal syndicate had been using the stolen personal information of more

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Updates on Subclass 500 Visa Regulations

Updates on Subclass 500 Visa Regulations

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We are thrilled to share some exciting news regarding the Subclass 500 Visa Regulations in Australia. The Australian government has recently introduced some significant updates aimed at enhancing the experience for international students. Streamlined Process for International Students One of the most notable changes is the streamlining of the application process for international students. Previously,

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Sexual Assault Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict

Sexual Assault Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict.

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In October 2023, we appeared in Campbelltown District Court on behalf of a 32-year-old man charged with two counts of sexual intercourse without consent. Our client’s matter had been running for almost two years and had been set down for 2-week jury trial. It was alleged that our client had sexual intercourse without the consent

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Drive Whilst Suspended Charge Ends in no Disqualification

Leave a Comment / Driving Whilst Suspended / Disqualified, Licence Suspension, Success Stories, Traffic Law, Traffic Offences /

Drive Whilst Suspended Charge Ends in no Disqualification Recently we appeared before Burwood Local Court in a Local Court Sentence acting on behalf of a client who had been charged with driving whilst suspended. Our client, a 48-year-old man, did not have an unblemished traffic history, one of which some 10 traffic infringements since obtaining

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Changes to TSS & TRT Stream of the ENS Visas | Jameson Law

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Changes to the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) (subclass 482) and Temporary Residence Transition (TRT) stream of the Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) (subclass 186) visas From 25 November 2023* (subject to the approval of regulation changes), the Australian Government will be making changes to the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) (subclass 482) and Temporary Residence Transition (TRT)

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NSW drug law overhaul

A New Hope for Recreational Drug Users?

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A New Hope for Recreational Drug Users? People caught with minor amounts of illicit substances might soon breathe a sigh of relief. A new legislative proposal in the NSW Parliament offers an alternative to criminal penalties for personal drug possession. The twist? Offenders could “work off” their fines by seeking help. ‘Two-Strike’ Policy – The

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Amendments to Resolution of Status Visa 2023 | Jameson Law

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Amendments to Resolution of Status eligibility Migration Amendment (Resolution of Status Visa) Regulations 2023 – F2023L01393 This amendment provides further necessary amendments to the Migration Amendment (Transitioning TPV/SHEV Holders to Resolution of Status Visas) and the Migration Regulations to ensure all eligible persons are included in these provisions and inserts a new identity measure. These

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How One Speed Camera Raked in $1.3M in Just 30 Days

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Set against the urban sprawl of Sydney’s Inner West, there stands a sentinel. It’s not an imposing statue or an architectural marvel, but a lone speed camera. Its location? The Westconnex M4 East tunnel at Croydon. In the span of a mere month, this unassuming device caught the fleeting blur of over 2400 speeding drivers,

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