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Legal groups call for independent inquiry into death of Indigenous 16-year-old killed by police car

Indigenous and legal groups are demanding NSW Police release more information about the circumstances of the tragic death of a 16-year-old Indigenous boy, who collided with a police car on the weekend.

25 February 2022

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COVID-19 wrap: unjust laws, vaccine mandates, communications gaps and resources for managing at home

Fines to enforce COVID-19 public health measures during the NSW Delta outbreak between July and October 2021 disproportionately impacted low socioeconomic suburbs and towns.

25 February 2022

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Aboriginal teenager dead - Jai Wright's family calls for independent investigation

The family of a 16-year-old Aboriginal boy who was killed in a crash with an unmarked police car have called for an independent investigation into his death.

22 February 2022

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Call for police to release 'safe driving' policy

NSW Police's Safe Driving policy remains "shrouded in secrecy", despite previous deaths during police pursuits in NSW.

22 February 2022

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Public vengeance against COVID offenders won’t make us any safer

Elyse Methven, UTS Law lecturer and volunteer with RLC's police accountability practice asks will hefty COVID fines make us any safer?

27 December 2021

closeup of money: gold dollar coins and notes

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Revenue NSW takes enforcement action over unpaid Covid 19 fines

Revenue NSW has started enforcement action for over 17,657 unpaid fines.

7 December 2021

Credit and debt fines thumbnail - NSW Penalty Notice

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More than 7000 people challenge COVID-19 fines, but most fail

More than 7000 people have applied to Revenue NSW to overturn a COVID-19 fine but only one in 10 appeals were successful, a new freedom of information request obtained by RLC has revealed.

5 December 2021

Three police people standing in front of their car at a road closure

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Data shows Western Sydney in recession and may not ‘bounce back’

Western Sydney is technically in recession and will struggle to recover from the recent lockdowns, new data suggests. Samantha Lee says over-policing and tough LGA restrictions have contributed to layers of inequality.

28 November 2021

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Potential class action over NSW police strip searches focuses on Splendour in the Grass

Lawyers have launched a class action investigation into what they believe could be hundreds of “unlawful” strip searches by New South Wales Police of patrons at the Splendour in the Grass Music Festival.

28 November 2021

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Strip-search class action for NSW Police

NSW Police could face a large compensation bill if a class action lawsuit alleging unlawful searches took place at a popular music festival is successful.

28 November 2021

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Topics

Legal groups call for independent inquiry into death of Indigenous 16-year-old killed by police car

COVID-19 wrap: unjust laws, vaccine mandates, communications gaps and resources for managing at home

Aboriginal teenager dead - Jai Wright's family calls for independent investigation

Call for police to release 'safe driving' policy

Public vengeance against COVID offenders won’t make us any safer

Revenue NSW takes enforcement action over unpaid Covid 19 fines

More than 7000 people challenge COVID-19 fines, but most fail

Data shows Western Sydney in recession and may not ‘bounce back’

Potential class action over NSW police strip searches focuses on Splendour in the Grass

Strip-search class action for NSW Police

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