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SME Law • 20 June 2024
Can cheating amount to coercive control?
Before having a fling, or if you’re looking for an extramarital relationship on or offline, consider the legal...
Big Law • 29 April 2024
Demand for legal aid set to grow as new coercive control laws come into effect
New Legal Aid NSW data has shown that demand for assistance with domestic violence has grown in recent years, with demand for...
Politics • 11 March 2024
Coercive control begins at home, but it doesn’t stop there
Workplace psychological abuse is an epidemic that infects our workplaces at great cost to individuals, organisations, and...
Big Law • 08 February 2024
AI and coercive control: Key criminal law trends in 2024
As new regulations and laws come into play and the use of artificial intelligence becomes commonplace, 2024 is due to be an...
The first progress report on domestic and family violence reforms in Queensland has been released and reveals the...
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Whilst a positive step towards eradicating domestic and family violence and abuse (DFVA), the bill should also cover...
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The first set of legislative amendments aimed at strengthening Queensland’s ability to resist coercive control has...
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The Attorney-General of NSW Mark Speakman is set to bring a bill before the State Parliament this week to criminalise...
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Walkley award-winning investigative journalist, Jess Hill, spoke about coercive control at Coleman Greig’s Women in...
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A recent panel discussion has urged lawyers working in the criminal law and family law space to come forward with their...
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The Palaszczuk government has unveiled a “historic overhaul of laws and practices” to better protect Queensland...
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An inquiry committee has unanimously agreed to criminalise coercive control in NSW, in a massive step for victims of...
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Domestic abuse may start featuring more heavily in separation proceedings as more victims of coercive control come...
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