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Left Right Goodnight? Failed Jab in the Dark for Anti-Vaxxers

Left Right Goodnight? Failed Jab in the Dark for Anti-Vaxxers

by Dominic Green | Oct 19, 2021 | Criminal Laws, Property Law

As vaccine mandates in workplaces across the country continue to grow, and in light of a recent Supreme Court of NSW challenge failing last Friday, we thought we give you a quick run-down of what took place during the proceedings, the outcome and the implications for...
Dog Eat Dog World – Our Corruption Watchdog and its Political Prey

Dog Eat Dog World – Our Corruption Watchdog and its Political Prey

by Dominic Green | Oct 12, 2021 | Criminal Laws

Unless you have been living under a rock, you would know that former NSW Premier, Gladys Berejiklian, resigned in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, which is arguably the most difficult time in the State’s recent history. This news may have been a shock to many, but...
Where There’s Smoke There Could Be Fire: New Vaping Laws in Australia

Where There’s Smoke There Could Be Fire: New Vaping Laws in Australia

by Dominic Green | Oct 7, 2021 | Criminal Laws

As of 1 October 2021, Australians will require a doctor’s prescription to get their hands on a nicotine-containing vaping products. It will be illegal to purchase nicotine vaping products, including nicotine e-cigarettes, nicotine pods and liquid nicotine online,...
Nanny’s Wooden Spoon: Scrutinising the Strong Arm of the Law in the Nanny State

Nanny’s Wooden Spoon: Scrutinising the Strong Arm of the Law in the Nanny State

by Dominic Green | Oct 6, 2021 | Criminal Laws

Countless videos of police abusing powers, often with astonishing displays of unprovoked violence, across Australia have been shared all over social media platforms and the internet. Catching COVID-19 is no longer our only concern when leaving our homes – we have to...
Looks Good on Paper? Practical Observations on COVID-19 Penalty Notices

Looks Good on Paper? Practical Observations on COVID-19 Penalty Notices

by Dominic Green | Sep 30, 2021 | Litigation & Disputes

With the growing number of Public Health Order infringements we have been dealing with, and the confusion they are creating, we thought we would treat you to a few practical tips. Please note, in this post, we are not expressing a view as to the legality of the...
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