The risks of unfettered free speech
While defending the right to speak freely, Morry Bailes argues that stronger legislation is needed to stop the spread of hate speech.
Source: indaily.com.au
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Super Alert - 2 December 2022: Financial sector Reform Bill passes; CPS 234 requirements; SDT project; AFCA death benefit determination
Welcome to the latest issue of the KHQ Super Alert. It was a big week in Parliament this week with four Bills passed and awaiting Royal Assent, and…
Suzanne Smith Karen Chester Margaret Cole Senate Economics Legislation Committee Advice Division Ren Bt Funds Management Limited
Source: lexology.com
Bill to better protect criminal lawyers from clients welcomed
A newly introduced bill has acknowledged proposed amendments from Defence Lawyers NSW (DLNSW), and increased protections for criminal lawyers. Several lawyers and the president of DLNSW have discu
Jahan Kalantar Andrew Tiedt Yashvi Shah Emmanuel Kerkyasharian Strike Force Raptor Law Enforcement Conduct Commission
Source: lawyersweekly.com.au
Public display of Nazi symbols banned in NSW
A new law has passed in Parliament making it a criminal offence to knowingly display a Nazi symbol in public without reasonable excuse. The new offence, Crimes Amendment (Prohibition on Display of N
Source: lawyersweekly.com.au
Nazi flag, swastika symbol banned in NSW
NSW becomes the second state in Australia to pass the landmark legislation after Victoria in June.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Four children taken from Queensland home.
Police have issued an amber alert after four children were taken by a man from a Queensland property on Thursday morning.
United States New South Wales Australian Capital Territory Matt Keogh Annastacia Palaszczuk Lewis Ramsay
Source: mamamia.com.au
Nazi symbols banned in NSW
Intentionally waving a Nazi flag in NSW or displaying memorabilia bearing swastikas can land a person in jail for up to a year, along with a fine of $11,000.
Surinder Jain Mark Speakman Walt Secord Hindu Council Of Australia Australian Associated Crimes Amendment
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NSW becomes second state to ban Nazi flag and symbols
Intentionally bearing swastikas can now land a person in jail for up to a year and a fine of over $100,000
Surinder Jain Walt Secord Australian Security Intelligence Agency Hindu Council Of Australia New South Wales Crimes Amendment
Source: theguardian.com
Nazi symbols banned in NSW » J-Wire
Intentionally waving a Nazi flag in NSW or displaying memorabilia bearing swastikas can land a person in jail for up to a year, along with a fine of over $100,000. The Crimes Amendment (Prohibition on display of Nazi symbols) Bill 2022 swiftly passed in the upper house on Thursday with unanimous support. It comes after…
Source: jwire.com.au
Bill to ban Nazi symbols in NSW passes Lower House » J-Wire
The NSW Government’s bill to criminalise knowingly displaying a Nazi symbol in public without a reasonable excuse has passed the Lower House unanimously. Announcing the passing of the bill Liberal State MP Gabrielle Upton said, “This bill is a clear statement from the NSW Government on behalf of the community that the display of Nazi symbols,…
Gabrielle Upton Mark Speakman Hindu Council Of Australia Lower House Liberal State General Mark Speakman
Source: jwire.com.au