This eBulletin focuses on RLC's advocacy and education work to support communities experiencing...

Our April e-Bulletin examines the impact of the coronavirus on communities already experiencing...

Our February e-Bulletin includes info on our new statewide financial abuse service, policy submissions on...

It has been an exciting year for RLC, one which has seen us launch new services and law reform initiatives...

Our October e-Bulletin highlights exciting innovations and partnerships that are making it easier for...

Our August e-Bulletin outlines key findings from the report and provides a round-up of current media...

Our June e-Bulletin highlights a groundbreaking new legal service at RLC, along with updates on some of...

This e-Bulletin looks at sexual harassment in the workplace and highlights RLC's collaborative efforts to...

Our March e-Bulletin contains updates on events, projects and achievements, and provides insight into what...

June 2018: Spotlight on Credit & Debt

Policing the Police: Spotlight on RLC's Policing Accountability Practice. 

Celebrating 40 years! Our year in review...

Joining the Dots: Connecting with our Community.

Spotlight on Employment, Discrimination & International Students.

Spotlight on Credit and Debt.

A snapshot of RLC's September eBulletin.

• New police powers legislation impact NSW citizen's rights
• RLC speaks up for public housing...

• NSW first hospital based Aboriginal Health-Justice Partnership takes justice to those for whom it is...

• Payday loan/consumer lease industry shake up
• Waterloo redevelopment announced

• NSW Government proposes Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme
• Prime Minister Turnbull...

• VET-FEE-Help scandal spurs real change
• Police oversight in spotlight

• Disability discrimination in employment
• Freedom of speech, right?

• ‘It Stops Here’ Domestic Violence Reforms roll-out
• 7 Mistakes we make in employment...

• Ombudsman Report on NSW Police use of Section 9 Highlights Effects on the Vulnerable
• A...

• NSW Police DNA Backcapture Program
• Domestic violence deaths: the case for risk assessment...

• Millers Point properties to be sold;
• Tom McDonald on The Checkout: Practical Tips...

• Domestic violence victims now only have to tell their story once with rollout of reforms;
• ...

• New ‘assault and intoxication’ legislation
• Regis Towers tenants locked out of their homes...

• Arrests to increase, standards to drop
• Safe Beds for Pets
• Case Study: Pets and...

• Studying in Australia: World-class opportunity or opportunity to be exploited?
• Prosecutor...

• Boarding Houses Act Commences
• "Get it Fixed!" Website Launches
• Casenote: Family...

• Aboriginal women jailed for making false statements
• Unfair dismissal by SMS
• ...

• Telstra waives silent number fees for victims of domestic violence
• Housing NSW Succession...

• Amnesty for public housing tenants with unauthorised occupants
• The NSW Domestic Violence...

• Inquiry into the partial defence of provocation
• The Excessive Force: Tasers and police...

• Right to silence to be wound back in NSW
• Announcement of NSW Domestic and Family Violence...

• The partial defence of provocation - blaming the victim?
• Bail report released
• The...

• Newspaper responsible for offensive reader comments on website
• RLC win in responsible...

• Domestic violence in rural communities
• Discrimination on the basis of criminal record...

• Corporate hardship? The King v Jetstar decision
• Privacy, social media and the law
• ...

• Court clamps down on failure to keep employee records
• Housing NSW repair issues -...

• Facebook post constitutes serious misconduct
• New Act reduces CTTT discretion
• ...