Australian law does not distinguish between real and AI-generated material in child protection offences. Here is how the statutory framework applies and what to do if police contact you.
NSW’s 2026 covert stalking law means the victim no longer needs to know they were tracked for charges to proceed. Here is what the new offence covers and what to do if police contact you.
Identity theft charges in NSW carry up to 10 years imprisonment under state law and 15 years under Commonwealth provisions. Here is how investigations work and what to do if police contact you.
NSW Police Cybercrime Squad is charging money mules with dealing in proceeds of crime carrying up to 20 years. Here is how these prosecutions work and what the defence turns on.
NSW image-based abuse law covers recording, distribution and threats involving intimate images without consent. Here is what the offences actually cover and how investigations are built.
Being granted bail has traditionally represented the end of the most immediate problem following a domestic violence charge – you could return to some version of normal life while the matter proceeded through the courts. That picture has changed significantly in 2026. Under reforms introduced by the Minns Government, NSW courts now have enhanced and,…
Sextortion is rising in Australia, with teens targeted online. Learn how NSW and Commonwealth laws treat image abuse and blackmail.
Hidden cameras in Airbnbs or bathrooms? Learn how NSW voyeurism laws apply to covert filming, private acts and image-based abuse offences.
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