Resources

Redfern Legal Centre has a long history of providing legal services to members of the local community who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, or have a culturally and linguistically diverse background.

Are you an international student studying in NSW? This short video steps you through the legal basics of share-housing from moving in, what to do when something goes wrong, to moving out.

Our submission is grounded in our experience with tenants in the Sydney area, and will focus primarily on the impact that current and proposed HNSW and LAHC policies have, and could have on socially disadvantaged tenants.

Pedal Power: Cycling and the law in NSW explains how the law and the legal system in NSW affects cyclists.

RLC's Aboriginal Specialist Domestic Violence Worker, Charmaigne, talks about what help is out there for women dealing with family and domestic violence.

In this submission, we describe the prevalence and the impact of racial vilification, using a number of case examples. We recommend the retention of the existing s 18C.

Research shows that a higher proportion of international students are problem or at-risk gamblers when compared with domestic students.

This presentation was delivered by David Porter at the February 2014 Quarterlies in NSW.

This submission is based on Redfern Legal Centre’s experience in providing free legal advice to international students affected by gambling.

International Student Advice Service Brochure (2013)