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Parramatta Justice Precinct: The New Heart of the Sydney’s Legal System

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According to European history books, Parramatta is the second-oldest city in Australia, founded by Governor Phillip in 1788. First People had been in the area for some 30,000 years before that, referring to Parramatta as ‘Burramatta’, which means head of...

Parking Rules to be Relaxed in NSW

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The New South Wales government has announced that a “saving grace period” will be introduced for parking bays which issue physical tickets. The new rules are scheduled to apply from 31 January 2019, and enable motorists parked in a paid...

NSW Police Association Demands Thousands More Officers

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Earlier this year, the Police Association of NSW demanded 2,500 extra officers which it claimed was necessary to avoid an “epidemic” of violence. The Association says its members are at a “breaking point”, warning that a failure to dramatically increase...

Test Pills & Save Lives: An Interview With Australian Greens Leader Richard Di Natale

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This year’s music festival season began with an avoidable tragedy, as two young Australians died after taking drugs at Sydney’s Defqon.1 festival in September. The saturation policing and drug detection dogs at the event failed to save their lives. A pill...

Man Stabbed While Allegedly Saving 7-Year Old Girl from Sexual Assault

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It has been reported that a 46-year old man was stabbed in the abdomen and neck during an altercation which ensued when he allegedly confronted a 54-year old man who was attempting to sexually assault a 7-year old girl in a...

Sydney Police Officer Pleads Guilty to “Vile, Cowardly and Intolerable” Threats

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Senior Constable Sean Daniel Murphy, a 57-year-old officer with 30 years in the NSW Police Force and two awards for bravery to his name, has pleaded guilty to ‘using a carriage service to menace, harass or offend’ after calling federal...

Strawberry Contamination Suspect Refused Bail

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A Queensland woman who is alleged to have triggered the national strawberry crisis has been refused bail and remains behind bars. The Queensland Police Service (QPS) charged 50-year old My Ut Trinh after a national investigation involving several government, law...

Bali 9 Drug Smuggler Due for Release

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The only female member of the infamous ‘Bali 9’, who was originally sentenced to life imprisonment in Indonesia for attempting to smuggle more than 2.6 kilograms of heroin to Australia, is due for release on 21 November, after spending more...

Cover Your Cam! Hackers are Demanding Money for Intimate Images

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Internet crimes such as accessing computers without authorisation and downloading personal information are on the rise in Australia. They now represent a multi-billion dollar industry, facilitating financial crimes such as credit card fraud and identity theft and enabling domestic violence...

RIP Privacy: Mass Surveillance to be Ramped Up in NSW

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This week, the NSW government is set to open up access to all NSW citizens’ driver licence photos and associated personal information, so that it can be utilised by law enforcement agencies across the country and matched with images from...
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