Australia’s Northern Territory Intending To Bring In Tough Youth Justice Laws
Children in the Northern Territory will automatically have their bail revoked if accused of serious re-offending under tough laws.
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Australia’s State Flood Victims Battle For Compensation
Another issue has been resolved in court in the battle for compensation for victims of Queensland’s 2011 flood disaster.
Ex-HBCU Athletes Sue NCAA For Academic Progress Rule
Plaintiffs allege racial bias adversely affects historically black schools’ ability to meet classroom standards.
Western Australian Parliament Elects First Female Speaker
Roberts, the longest-serving member of the parliament, was applauded by other members across the aisles.
Australian Lawyer Amassed $502,573 For Covid Legal Claim
A lawyer stripped for her practicing certificate collected more than $502,573 for a class action against Covid-19 measures.
Western Australian Police Suspend Hayley Dodd Search
The whereabouts of teenager Hayley Dodd’s remains is still a mystery after West Australian police abandoned a fresh search.
Australian Journalist ‘Astonished’ By Explosive Story
Stephen Barrett wanted to pursue the story of a multi-million dollar tax fraud scheme, his trial has been told.
North Korean Diplomats Expelled From Malaysia After Extradition Of Citizen To US
A Malaysian court ruled that a North Korean national could be extradited to the United States to face money laundering charges.
More than One Shot at Voting: ‘American Sniper’ Co-Author Got Multiple Mail-In Ballots
Scott McEwen voted just once, in person; the state of California mailed him and his son nine unsolicited ballots.