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The Canberra community decided on 19 October to remove from its parliament the two most recent ministers for corrections, Mick Gentleman (Labor) and...
The ACT’s prison is run by a clique, with detainee bashings covered up, staff bullied into silence and the library better labelled “a...
Reports of malfeasance involving staff at the Alexander Maconochie Centre, the ACT’s supposedly human-rights-compliant prison, are now too numerous...
The upper echelons of Canberra's criminal bar are on a collision course with Chief Justice Lucy McCallum over the conduct of sexual-assault trials in...
The upper echelons of Canberra’s criminal bar are on a collision course with Chief Justice Lucy McCallum over the conduct of sexual-assault trials...
The ACT Labor-Greens coalition is widely seen as the most permissive and truly liberal government in the country. It is moving to raise the age of...
It was a particularly technical legal point. The colleague was an experienced trial advocate with a case in which he felt there was a slim plot of...
The ACT Labor-led Government might lead the nation in many worthy ways and it might, too, you might think, especially six months out from an election,...
ACT Attorney-General Shane Rattenbury might get the feeling that the new Law Reform and Sentencing Advisory Council he established in November last...
ACT Chief Police Officer Neil Gaughan has expressed alarm at the severe constraints on front-line policing in Canberra while showing great sympathy...
More than a quarter of Canberra’s daily average prison population is Indigenous but only 2 per cent of people in the ACT identify as an Aboriginal...
Could the Canberra Raiders be a stumbling block to the appointment of Anthony Williamson, SC, as the territory's sixth Director of Public...
More than one-quarter of Canberra's daily average prison population is Indigenous but only 2 per cent of people in the ACT identify as an Aboriginal...