Call (02) 9261 8881

Paul Gregoire

Paul Gregoire is a Sydney-based journalist and writer. He's the winner of the 2021 NSW Council for Civil Liberties Award For Excellence In Civil Liberties Journalism. Prior to Sydney Criminal Lawyers®, Paul wrote for VICE and was the news editor at Sydney’s City Hub.

Boycott Elbit Systems: An Interview With Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Australia

by
A coalition of civil society organisations supporting the rights of Palestinians are calling on the Morrison government and the Andrews government to boycott their involvement with Israeli-based defence intelligence and weapons company Elbit Systems. This campaign was sparked by recent successful...

Legislating the Will of the People: David Shoebridge on the Coming Greens Senate

by
The catastrophic flooding experienced along the eastern seaboard, and the federal government’s now common attempt to avoid taking viable action whilst trying to shift the blame, seem like the final straw in a series of mounting multiple crises that all...

Extradition Draws Closer for Assange, as Key Appeals Avenue Refused

by
The UK Supreme Court last week denied an appeal filed by Julian Assange against the 10 December 2021 decision of the UK High Court to extradite the Australian journalist to the United States.  The appeal application was based on the suicide...

Fixated Persons Unit Was Monitoring Friendlyjordies Long Before the Langker Arrest

by
The arrest of Friendlyjordies producer Kristo Langker by the NSW Police Fixated Persons Unit at the front door of his family home one Friday afternoon in mid-2021, is one of the more bizarre incidents over the last few years, which...

“Be Prepared for Ruin When Blowing the Whistle”: Independent Calls for Real Protections

by
Despite decades of calls for greater whistleblower protections and faux moves by Canberra to provide them, the fire at the base of the stake that those who expose institutional corruption are tied to is only growing stronger. The political prosecution...

Morrison’s Deporting Crime Issues to New Zealand, and It’s Starting to Feel It

by
They’re commonly known as 501ers, Australian migrant residents who get deported because they fail the character test contained in section 501 of the Migration Act 1958 (Cth). And the overwhelming majority of them are New Zealanders. Since then immigration minister Scott Morrison...

A Constant Erosion of Citizens’ Rights: An Interview With Liberty Victoria’s Michael Stanton

by
Rights, or our lack thereof them, have become an increasing concern over the last three years of Morrison’s governance. Most overtly we saw the extreme curtailing of freedoms with the lockdowns and restrictions used as a means to prevent COVID-19...

“The Key Decisions Are Being Made in Boardrooms”: Scott Ludlam Talks State Capture

by
Holding the belief that the climate is changing to the detriment of people and planet, used to be unfashionable. Indeed, NSW premier Dominic Perrottet still seems to think it is. But the shock of the 2019 climate-driven megafires brought most...

A Bill to End Ongoing Stolen Generations Is on the Verge of Becoming Law

by
A pivotal moment in our state’s history quietly took place on 23 February, as a piece of legislation designed to end the ongoing crisis in forced Aboriginal child removals passed through the NSW Legislative Council. The laws now have a...

“A Woke Mob Democracy”: Christensen Decries a Nation Devoid of Christian Liberties

by
“I firmly believe that politics is broken,” declares Liberal National MP George Christensen, in a promotion clip for the Church and State Summit 2022. “We have slipped as a nation from a liberal democracy, where freedoms were once cherished things, to...
Load older articles

Receive all of our articles weekly

Menu

APPOINTMENT BOOKING

Preferred date for conference
Briefly describe your situation:
Do you have a court date?

Ask anything

Get legal help fast

For your security and privacy, clear this conversation after you finish.