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Unfriendly fire: Are firearms prohibition orders hitting the wrong targets? - Vimarsana News

Unfriendly fire: Are firearms prohibition orders hitting the wrong targets?

Firearms Prohibition Orders are supposed to target organised crime. But are they just another way for police to search and detain without cause and accountability, asks Suzanne James?

Qld serious and organised crime laws to be reviewed by former District Court judge - Vimarsana News

Qld serious and organised crime laws to be reviewed by former District Court judge

Recently retired district District Court judge, Julie Dick SC, has been appointed to conduct a review of Queensland’s serious and organised crime laws. Attorney-General and Minister for Justice S

'What's the point': Victorian government members fail to appear at pandemic oversight committee for third time - Vimarsana News

'What's the point': Victorian government members fail to appear at pandemic oversight committee for third time

Members of the Victorian government have failed to appear at the pandemic oversight committee for a third time, prompting questions about Labor’s priorities.

Social housing tenant forced to cook in living room amid Victoria's 'broken' complaints system, report says | Housing - Vimarsana News

Social housing tenant forced to cook in living room amid Victoria's 'broken' complaints system, report says | Housing

Investigation recommends the state creates dedicated social housing ombudsman and makes law changes

Charter is the missing link in rights protections - Vimarsana News

Charter is the missing link in rights protections

The global push for Human Rights Charters has stalled, with the United Kingdom discussing leaving the European Convention on Human Rights. The scheme is likely to get a more welcome reception under a