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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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Abortion Laws in Queensland
Abortion Laws in Queensland
Under Queensland law, abortion is illegal unless it is performed under ‘lawful’ circumstances. Queensland courts have interpreted lawful circumstances as meaning circumstances where an abortion is necessary to preserve a woman from danger to her life or her physical or mental health. Under the Queensland Criminal Code 1899, there are currently three provisions that relate…
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Should Voluntary Euthanasia Be Legalised?
Should Voluntary Euthanasia Be Legalised?
The Senate will on Tuesday debate a bill that if passed will allow the territories to legislate for voluntary euthanasia. The bill was introduced by David Leyonhjelm and would reverse the 1997 ban on the ACT and NT legalising euthanasia, which voided the 1995 decision by the Northern Territory parliament to legalise assisted suicide. The…
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Cultivating Prohibited Plants (WA)
Cultivating Prohibited Plants (WA)
The criminal laws surrounding cannabis use in Western Australia were amended in 2011. The new laws seek to avoid criminalising cannabis use where the offender has possessed a small quantity of the drug and made no attempts to supply it. Those caught with a small amount of cannabis are dealt with by a Cannabis Intervention…
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Enquiry Into Wage Theft Underway (Qld)
Enquiry Into Wage Theft Underway (Qld)
A Queensland parliamentary inquiry is investigating the problem of wage theft in Queensland. The committee will be looking at the incidence of wage theft in the state, its impact on workers, families, businesses, the community and the economy. It will consider why wage theft is occurring, which industries or occupations it is most prevalent in…
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Firearms Offences (Vic)
Firearms Offences (Vic)
The use of firearms in Victoria is regulated by the Firearms Act 1996. This act governs the possession, use, purchase, manufacture and supply of firearms and aims to limit the possession of firearms and promote public safety. A range of firearms offences exists relating to the possession and use of firearms contrary to the provisions…
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