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Guardianship Orders (NSW)
Guardianship Orders (NSW)
In New South Wales, the Guardianship Act 1987 governs the appointment of guardians for adults with a decision making disability. Under guardianship orders, the guardian can make decisions affecting the disabled person’s health, accommodation, support service and other general lifestyle matters. The Guardianship Act is based on the following principles: The welfare and interests of…
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Excessive Noise (NSW)
Excessive Noise (NSW)
Neighbourhood disputes can arise in relation to a range of everyday matters. One common problem is excessive noise caused by or coming from the property of a neighbour. If your neighbour is making excessive noise and you cannot resolve the problem by talking to them, there are a number of measures that you may need…
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Neighbourhood Disputes (NSW)
Neighbourhood Disputes (NSW)
Neighbourhood disputes can arise over many everyday matters, such as pets, trees, dividing fences or noise. In many cases, neighbourhood disputes can be resolved informally, by talking about the situation and listening to each other’s point of view. Where this does not solve the problem, mediation can be used to arrive at a mutually acceptable…
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Rush Awarded $850,000 for Defamatory Imputations
Rush Awarded $850,000 for Defamatory Imputations
On 11 April 2019, the Federal Court of Australia handed down its decision in the matter of Rush v Nationwide News Pty Ltd. The court found that publications made by the defendant about Australian actor Geoffrey Rush contained defamatory imputations and that the defence of justification did not succeed. It awarded  Rush damages for non-economic…
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