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The fate of Cardinal George Pell, following his recent conviction in December 2018, has been handed down on 13 March 2019. Chief Justice Peter Kidd has sentenced Cardinal George Pell to six...

The Hindu Council of Australia this weekend has announced that Mittu Gopalan is the Winner of Gargi Women Award 2019 - Performing Arts. Mittu Gopalan finds time for her passions and pursues...

New legislation has been passed that prohibits foreigners who have been convicted of domestic violence from entering Australia. The Home Affairs Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Measures) Act 2019 has amended the Migration Act...

The first hearing of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety has revealed a myriad of problems suffered by both residents and staff in the sector. Many older Australians are...

Several drug-related deaths at festivals in 2018 and 2019 have reignited the debate around pill testing. One of the most dangerous things about taking recreational drugs at a music festival is the...

Slavery includes servitude, forced labour, forced marriage, debt bondage, as well as slavery-like offences such as other aggravated offences that inflict inhumane or degrading treatment on someone else, according to Division 270...

A well drafted ‘Will’ can also be contested if one feels that they have been left out of the ‘Will’ or if they have not been adequately provided for their proper maintenance,...

The general public usually assumes that the division of assets should be a 50/50 split between the parties who are separated and intend to finalise their financial relationship. This is not always...

Following the banking royal commission, The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has spent over $100 000, in the hopes of rebranding itself as ‘respected’ and ‘accountable’. However, Australians have been left...