The Department of Premier and Cabinet’s new in-house lawyer will be one of the highest-paid public servants in the state,eclipsing the salary of the premier himself.
Financial abuse is a form of intimate-partner violence,but now perpetrators and their facilitators are on notice:with unanimous support from a parliamentary committee,reform is coming.
The former federal attorney-general and top silk appeared in a series of high-profile defamation cases.
Chloe found a clever solution to take the heat out of a noise dispute. But other Sydneysiders might not be so lucky.
Among the language in his emails were descriptions of another lawyer’s client as “postnatally depressed”,along with a suggestion she was “wandering the earth” with his client’s daughter.
A former manager at Atanaskovic Hartnell took her employer to court over unpaid entitlements and a failure to provide a safe workplace.
Sharni Sinclair was phoned multiple times as she mourned the loss of her unborn child and struggled with medical complications.
A watchdog has ruled a Victorian magistrate portrayed a culturally insensitive stereotype and his conduct lacked professionalism and respect.
A former prosecutor accused of drug trafficking has been granted bail after a court agreed his safety was at risk in custody and that remand had been ‘personally humiliating’.
It is only the third time the criminal barrister-turned-police informer has spoken publicly since being exposed as a supergrass in 2019.
The Victorian government had originally tried to ban people from pursuing civil claims connected to barrister-turned-police informer Nicola Gobbo but did not have the support.