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Legislating Renewable Energy Targets
Legislating Renewable Energy Targets
The federal government’s attempt to put in place legislated targets for the reduction of carbon emissions over the next decade in the form of the National Energy Guarantee (NEG) has been abandoned as questions about Malcolm Turnbull’s leadership take centre stage. The questions of how best the country can agree on, legislate and achieve targets for…
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Home Detention Orders (NSW)
Home Detention Orders (NSW)
It is a fundamental principle of sentencing that an offender should only be sentenced to imprisonment as a last resort. Under Section 5 of the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999, a court can impose imprisonment only when no other penalty is appropriate for the offence.  If a person is sentenced to imprisonment, but their circumstances…
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Cultivating Controlled Plants (Tas)
Cultivating Controlled Plants (Tas)
The cultivation of cannabis is an offence in Tasmania unless it is done for medicinal purposes by a person licenced to grow cannabis under the federal licencing scheme. Cultivating controlled plants such as cannabis or opium poppies, is punishable by penalties at different levels depending on the amount of plant grown. While isolated voices have…
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Road Rules and Cyclists in Victoria
Road Rules and Cyclists in Victoria
Cyclists in Victoria are permitted to ride on the roads, on bike paths and on shared footpaths. Cyclists are generally not allowed to ride on pedestrian footpaths. Cyclists must obey all road rules as well as being subject to some extra rules that apply only to bicycles. Failure to obey the road rules can result…
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Firearms Offences in Western Australia
Firearms Offences in Western Australia
The use of firearms in Western Australia is governed by the Firearms Act 1973 and the Firearms Regulations 1974. The Firearms Act sets out a range of offences relating to the improper use, possession and storage of firearms. Failure to comply with its provisions  may result in having your firearms seized and being charged with…
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Obligations of Real Estate and Business Agents (WA)
Obligations of Real Estate and Business Agents (WA)
In Western Australia, all real estate and business agents have an obligation under the Real Estate and Business Agents Act 1978  to comply with the obligations set out in the Real Estate and Business Agents and Sales Representatives Code of Conduct 2016 at all times. The primary duties imposed on agents and sales representatives by…
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Protective Custody, Intoxication and the Law (NT)
Protective Custody, Intoxication and the Law (NT)
There can be a number of legal consequences to being found drunk in a public place. These include being taken into protective custody or being charged with an offence. Being drunk can also have an impact on the weight that a court can give to your testimony in the event you witness or are involved…
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Adoption in Western Australia
Adoption in Western Australia
Adoption in Western Australia is regulated by the Adoption Act 1994. Adoption is a permanent legal arrangement, finalised by a court order, that cuts the child’s legal ties with their birth family. Parental responsibility is given to the adoptive parent/s and the adopted child becomes a full member of the adoptive family. This means the…
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