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  1. Home security starts with knowing your rights, responsibilities, and the right technology 🏠

    Nanny cams can help parents monitor their homes and children, but Australian surveillance and privacy laws may apply depending on where the camera is placed, who is being recorded, and whether audio is captured.

    #NannyCams #AustralianLaw #HomeSecurity #PrivacyRights #ChildSafety

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  2. British celebrities beat AI companies lobbying to get free use of their work. They have a warning for Australia
    By Dan Milmo

    ‘People care about the songs, books and pictures that influence the critical moments in their lives,’ says the architect of the fightback in the UK

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #Australianpolitics #AIartificialintelligence #Australianlaw #Law #Australianews #Worldnews #Artspolicy #TheGuardian #DanMilmo

  3. So what we’re understanding is that if you’re a company they’ll let you do it… what other areas does this apply to?

    “Amid questions around whether OpenAI will face legal consequences for its Medicare hack, a man who faced decades in jail for alleged cybercrimes says Australian law comes down harder on individuals than organisations.”

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-26/nik

    #AustralianLaw #AusPol #AI #OpenAI #AICanHackForFree

  4. In 1906 Australia’s high court backed ethnic cleansing. That historical wrong and error of law must be put right | Peter Prince and (Waskam) Emelda Davis
    By Peter Prince and (Waskam) Emelda Davis

    A disturbing precedent that branded British subjects ‘aliens’ is made even more dangerous by the rise of populism today

    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    #Australianlaw #Slavery #Pacificislands #Race #Australianews #Vanuatu #Australianimmigrationandasylum #SouthPacific #TheGuardian #PeterPrince #WaskamEmeldaDavis

  5. She was convicted of a murder she says she didn’t commit. Then AI hallucinations stopped her speaking out
    By Nino Bucci

    Tasmania’s Parole Board used a document citing legal authorities that do not exist to prevent Susan Neill-Fraser from proclaiming her innocence. Advocates say the case is ‘deeply troubling’

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #Tasmania #AIartificialintelligence #Australianews #Australianlaw #KathleenFolbigg #Tasmanianpolitics #TheGuardian #NinoBucci

  6. As Australia faces an AI-generated future, a human rights act is needed more than ever
    By Julianne Schultz

    Without laws requiring transparency or a right of review, our human rights will be rationed away by algorithmic and automated decision-making tools

    theguardian.com/law/commentisf

    #HumanRightsAct #Agedcare #AIartificialintelligence #Australianews #Australianlaw #TheGuardian #JulianneSchultz

  7. NSW police settle trespass case after visiting Indigenous children’s home 150 times in 20 months
    By Australian Associated Press

    Trespass case launched by two mothers settled after officers often went to families’ houses between midnight and 4am

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #NewSouthWales #Australianpoliceandpolicing #IndigenousAustralians #Australianlaw #Australianews #TheGuardian #AustralianAssociatedPress

  8. White Australia party is ‘modern manifestation’ of Nazi movement and should be banned, commonwealth tells high court
    By Sarah Basford Canales

    The former National Socialist Network is challenging ban in high court, arguing law breaches implied freedom of political communication

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #Australianpolitics #Farright #Australianews #Australiansecurityandcounterterrorism #Australianlaw #TheGuardian #SarahBasfordCanales

  9. Ban on neo-Nazi White Australia party is ‘authoritarian’ and breaches constitution, high court hears
    By Sarah Basford Canales

    Lawyers also argue commonwealth does not have the power to ban a political party, as the high court ruled in 1951 over attempt to ban the Communist party

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #Australianews #Australianlaw #TonyBurke #TheGuardian #SarahBasfordCanales

  10. ‘Sisyphus would be proud’: Queensland tribunal orders repairs to pool that doesn’t exist
    By Andrew Messenger

    Tribunal immediately stays own order for repairs after noting that they were ‘impossible’ to carry out on the non-existent pool

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #Queensland #Constructionindustry #Australianlaw #Australianews #TheGuardian #AndrewMessenger

  11. Jury in Bruce Lehrmann’s Queensland rape trial may face questions about prior knowledge of case
    By Australian Associated Press

    Lehrmann is accused of raping a woman in 2021 and will stand trial in Toowoomba in November. He intends to contest the charges

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #Queensland #Australianews #Australianlaw #TheGuardian #AustralianAssociatedPress

  12. Liberal plan to split Victorian appeals court attacked as ‘thought bubble’ that would politicise judiciary
    By Benita Kolovos Victorian state correspondent

    Opposition leader Jess Wilson says new dedicated court of criminal appeal would set precedents for tougher sentences

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #Victorianpolitics #Australianlaw #Australianews #Victoria #Liberalparty #TheGuardian #BenitaKolovosVictorianstatecorrespondent

  13. 3M knew for more than 50 years that its products could harm humans, Australian government alleges in court documents
    By Tom McIlroy Political editor

    Exclusive: federal government court filings claim internal company documents included warnings about products being toxic

    theguardian.com/environment/20

    #Pfas #Australianews #Environment #Pollution #Australianlaw #Australianmilitary #TheGuardian #TomMcIlroyPoliticaleditor

  14. Alan Jones argues ‘rivalry’ and ‘treachery’ but after decades wielding the sword of public opinion, he’s the one on trial
    By Ben Doherty

    His legal strategy was apparent from the very first. Jones will, it was explicitly stated, seek to undermine the ‘credibility and reliability’ of his accusers

    theguardian.com/media/2026/aug

    #AlanJones #AlanJonestrial #Australianews #Media #Australianlaw #TheGuardian #BenDoherty

  15. A new Queensland bill aims to ‘streamline’ major projects. Matt and Caitlin fear it could hand their farm to developers
    By Joe Hinchliffe

    Experts say new power to bypass conservation and planning regulations are incredibly broad and could let the state effectively fast-track any project it wants

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #Queenslandpolitics #Criticalminerals #Energy #Queensland #Australianews #GoldCoast #Coalseamgas #Environment #Australianlaw #Farming #TheGuardian #JoeHinchliffe

  16. ‘No precedent’ to keep identity of high-profile Queensland man secret, court hears
    By Ben Smee Queensland state correspondent

    Suppression order remains in place for man, who is not a party to legal proceedings but is linked to an ongoing extortion case

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #Queensland #Australianlaw #TheGuardian #BenSmeeQueenslandstatecorrespondent

  17. A man has been found guilty of rape but we can't say who he is. Why are there exceptions to open justice? | Richard Ackland
    By Richard Ackland

    It is not entirely surprising the ‘well-connected Melbourne businessman’ has so far managed to have his name protected

    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    #Australianlaw #Melbourne #Victoria #Australianews #TheGuardian #RichardAckland

  18. A friend, Facebook or ... Ukraine? No easy surrogacy options for Australian families desperate for children
    By Tory Shepherd

    With huge amounts of money at stake and power imbalances in play, the Australian Law Reform Commission is looking at how to better regulate the industry

    theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2

    #Surrogacy #Health #Children #Pregnancy #Australianews #Parentsandparenting #Ukraine #Family #Fertilityproblems #Health #Australianlaw #TheGuardian #ToryShepherd

  19. AI companies want to water down Australia’s copyright laws. Artists are outraged, Labor is split
    By Dan Jervis-Bardy and Josh Butler

    Anthony Albanese will deliver a landmark speech on AI this week as MPs are torn between attracting datacentre investment and protecting the rights of creatives

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    #AIartificialintelligence #Australianews #Datacentres #Australianlaw #Australianpolitics #DavidPocock #AnthonyAlbanese #Laborparty #Technology #Technologysector #DanJervisBardy #JoshButler

  20. Jewish man among first charged in pro-Palestinian slogan crackdown that reminds some of 1970s Queensland
    By Joe Hinchliffe

    Stephen Heydt says he spoke in a custom-made T-shirt and was ‘charged with two offences: one for the shirt, one for the chanting’

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #Queensland #Australianews #Palestine #Protest #Australianlaw #Queenslandpolitics #Race #JBalvin #Brisbane #IndigenousAustralians #JoeHinchliffe

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