NSW’s 2026 organised crime reforms extend liability to drivers, money movers and recruited young people, not just principal offenders. Here is what changed and who is actually exposed.
The NSW Child Protection Register imposes mandatory lifetime or 15-year obligations on conviction for registrable offences. Here is what registration actually requires and why it matters from day one.
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.
In NSW a teenager charged after a family incident faces domestic violence law and youth justice simultaneously. Here is what parents need to know about diversion, orders and the first week.
L and P plate drivers in NSW face zero alcohol rules and lower demerit thresholds. One offence can reset licensing progress. Here is what learner and provisional drivers need to know.
Online grooming charges under s 66EB of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) carry up to 15 years imprisonment. Here is how NSW law applies to covert investigations and what to do if police contact you.
Sextortion is rising in Australia, with teens targeted online. Learn how NSW and Commonwealth laws treat image abuse and blackmail.
Using a fake ID in NSW can mean fines or even jail. Learn how digital scanning and strict laws are catching more people in Sydney nightlife.
Explore the complexities of youth crime in NSW, with recent bail laws making it tougher for teens. Discover what impacts your child in this evolving landscape.
In NSW, recording and sharing your crime for clout can increase your sentence. Learn about the new ‘Performance Crime’ law and its severe consequences.
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