Criminals on notice–tough new laws come into force
Tough new laws to increase sentences for murderers, coward punch killers and those who attack emergency workers are amongst a range of new laws that come into force this weekend.
Read moreTough new laws to increase sentences for murderers, coward punch killers and those who attack emergency workers are amongst a range of new laws that come into force this weekend.
Read moreNew laws to limit unjustified and costly claims brought by vexatious litigants have come into force today.
Read moreThe Victorian Law Reform Commission has been asked to examine and report on how the law can better prevent organised crime and criminal organisations from infiltrating occupations and industries.
Read moreAttorney-General Robert Clark said new laws to close a gap in Victoria’s surrogacy laws would help a number of families from today.
Read moreThe Attorney-General Robert Clark today joined Chief Magistrate Peter Lauritsen to mark the completion of building works at the redeveloped Bendigo court precinct.
Read moreA re-elected Coalition Government will introduce legislation into Parliament to reform the law relating to personal injuries.
Read moreThe Napthine Government has acted to restore the rights of people suffering asbestos-related conditions as a result of another’s fault.
Read moreA re-elected Napthine Government will legislate to allow details of serious youth crime to be made public where an offender commits a further serious crime as an adult.
Read moreTreasurer Michael O’Brien and Minister for Roads and Public Transport Terry Mulder today announced the companies shortlisted to deliver the
Read moreA re-elected Napthine Coalition Government will provide $5 million to Box Hill High School for major upgrades, Member for Box
Read moreA re-elected Napthine Coalition Government will legislate to give Victoria Police improved powers to tackle serious crime, Attorney-General Robert Clark said today.
Read moreThe Victorian Law Reform Commission (VLRC) is to undertake a detailed inquiry into the role of victims of crime in
Read moreFurther important reforms to better protect children following the landmark Betrayal of Trust report have now commenced.
Read moreA re-elected Napthine Coalition Government will remove all limitation periods for civil claims by victims of criminal child abuse.
Read moreMember for Box Hill Robert Clark today joined local children and families at the Woodhouse Grove Kindergarten Family Fun Day to open the $442,800 upgrade to the centre.
Read moreA re-elected Napthine Coalition Government will legislate to crack down on rogue debt collectors, following the failure of Labor’s 2010 changes that removed any effective oversight of the industry, Attorney-General Robert Clark announced today.
Read moreA re-elected Napthine Government will establish a statewide youth diversion program through the Children’s Court of Victoria that will help young people turn away from crime and get their life back on track.
Read moreThe Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) has today failed in its attempt to overturn a Supreme Court finding
Read moreA re-elected Coalition Government will provide $8.8 million for a major upgrade of Koonung Secondary College, the Member for Box
Read moreAttorney-General Robert Clark today announced the appointment of Timothy Bourke to the Magistrates’ Court of Victoria. Mr Clark said Mr
Read moreVictorian Attorney-General Robert Clark and NSW Attorney General Brad Hazzard today jointly announced the appointment of the inaugural members of
Read moreLegislation to clarify Victoria’s succession and surrogacy laws has been passed by the Victorian Parliament this afternoon.
Read moreLegislation to strengthen sexual offence laws and ensure sex offenders are held to account was passed by the Victorian Parliament last night.
Read moreLegislation to further protect and empower family violence victims and hold perpetrators to account was passed by the Parliament last night.
Read morePeople with historical convictions for consensual homosexual acts will be able to have those convictions expunged from their criminal record
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