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Neighbourhood Disputes (Tas)
Neighbourhood Disputes (Tas)
Neighbourhood disputes can often be resolved informally by talking to your neighbour and letting them know when their actions are affecting you. When this is not possible, the dispute may need to be taken to arbitration, to a Tribunal or to your local council. This article briefly outlines the procedures for dealing with different types…
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Youth Detention (Tas)
Youth Detention (Tas)
The only youth detention centre in Tasmania is the Ashley Youth Detention Centre. It is operated by Children and Youth Services and houses both males and females between the ages of 10 and 18. Young people aged over ten who are charged with criminal offences in Tasmania can be remanded or sentenced to detention under…
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Animal Cruelty Offences (Tas)
Animal Cruelty Offences (Tas)
The Tasmanian Animal Welfare Act 1993 regulates the treatment of animals under human care or charge, including domestic animals and animals held for commercial purposes. The act defines animal as including all live vertebrate animals except for humans. The act stipulates that humans having control of animals have a duty of care and sets out…
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Gender Information on Birth Certificates (Tas)
Gender Information on Birth Certificates (Tas)
Tasmania this week became the first Australian jurisdiction to make the listing of babies’ apparent sex on birth certificates optional. The Tasmanian Senate this week passed the Justice and Related Legislation (Marriage Amendment) Bill, despite the opposition of the Liberal government. Under the new legislation, Tasmanians aged over 16 will also be able to change…
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