Discrimination Board News Today

A historic building owned by the University of Sydney has been sold for $16.5 million today after a successful bid by a Chinese private developer. A bidding war saw prices escalate from $9 to $16.5 million in just over ten minutes.

Community groups raised concerns about the efficacy of certain provisions of the Crimes Act

NSW Premier Chris Minns said that former Chief Justice of the NSW Supreme Court Tom Bathurst would conduct the review into the effectiveness of the state's hate speech laws, following inflammatory anti-Semitic speeches by Sydney-based Islamic clerics.

Incitement laws could be strengthened in NSW after concerns from religious groups that current rules are failing to...

A former partner at BigLaw firm Ashurst has been appointed as the new president of the NSW Anti-Discrimination Board, in a move the Attorney-General said will improve the Board’s business strategy.

When you hear a report of two men driving ten hours from the Armidale, where they live, all the way to Albury so they can celebrate the blessing of their marriage in an actual church, nearly two years after the event, you’d have to be wonder what David and Goliath struggle went on between these two defiant LGBTQI church members and the Armidale Anglican diocese.