Legal News Sydney

June 9, 2022
The reason why so many young people are unwillingly doing unpaid work

When young workers are trying to fight for their basic work right of being paid, it is sadly a lot harder than it first might seem. The first and most basic problem...

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June 8, 2022
How to approach adopting a child in Australia

In Australia we have open adoptions. This means that the child will know they are adopted and be supplied with any necessary information on their family and cultural heritage. They are able...

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June 7, 2022
Labor Party now in government, what does this mean for the laws in Australia?

The following are the main changes that the Labor government have promised. To make it easier to see doctors and take the pressure off of hospitals by providing Medicare Urgent Care Clinics,...

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June 6, 2022
The first Indigenous Supreme Court Judge Appointed in Australia

It was recently announced that Lincoln Crowley will become a Supreme Court Judge on the 13 June 2022. This is a significant and important moment for Crowley as he gets to represent...

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June 3, 2022
Separation Under One Roof

In Australia, couples must be separated for a period greater than twelve months before being granted the ability to file for divorce. In most cases, separation is easy to define – when...

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June 2, 2022
What are Platonic Marriages?

Marriage is commonly thought to be the union of two people who are so deeply in love and wish to spend the rest of their lives together. Over the past few years,...

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June 1, 2022
Work Experience Student's Reflection!

This week I attended work experience at Freedman and Gopalan Solicitors. Coming into the week, I was quite nervous and was not sure what to expect, but my worries were quickly taken...

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May 25, 2022
Labor Victory means the Murugappan family can Return Home

The recent victory of the Labor party in the 2022 federal elections saw relief for many asylum seekers who had been kept in detention centres awaiting deportation – namely, the Murugappan family,...

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May 24, 2022
NSW Passes Voluntary Assisted Dying Laws

After years of controversy and debate, NSW has become the last state in Australia to pass a voluntary assisted dying legislation. The campaign to legalise voluntary assisted dying has been fronted by many...

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