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News Sweeping new powers for the AFP and Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission could see innocent users of social media services such as WhatsApp deemed criminals. By Karen Middleton. AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw at senate estimates last year. Credit: AAP Image / Mick Tsikas People who use social media platforms that others may use for crime, such as WhatsApp, Twitter, Instagram or Facebook, could be deemed part of a criminal network and have their bank, email and other online accounts disrupted or seized under sweeping proposed police powers. The new legislation creates three new...

The NSW Bar Association has joined law societies, legal bodies and retired justices and judges from across Australia in expressing their disappointment with the Family and Federal Circuit Court merger, which was approved controversially last week.

Justice delayed as ACCC case drags on for years The long-running ACCC case involving criminal cartel charges against three banks and six of their executives is set to restart today in front of Federal Court Judge Michael Wigney. Share Six top bank executives whose reputations have been stewing on a griddle of criminal cartel charges for almost three years have a new man in their lives – Federal Court Judge Michael Wigney. At 9am on Monday, Wigney will pick up where he left off in December, trying to push defence barristers, prosecutors and the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission ...