Australia targets 'post and boast' youth crime trend
New Australian laws target young offenders who flaunt crimes on social media, aiming to curb the dangerous 'post and boast' trend.
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Australia must fix environmental laws to protect nature and economy
Australia’s outdated environmental regulations are stifling productivity and endangering natural assets. Reform is urgently needed to balance economic growth with conservation.
10 Surprisingly Illegal Things Tourists Do Abroad
From chewing gum in Singapore to wearing high heels in Greece, discover the bizarre laws tourists often break without realising.
Queensland: Australia's Deforestation Capital
Conservation groups reveal Queensland leads Australia in tree clearing, threatening ecosystems and wildlife. Calls for urgent policy reforms grow louder.
Queensland worker wins landmark Fair Work case
A Queensland worker has triumphed in a landmark Fair Work case after being unfairly dismissed for refusing to work excessive overtime. The ruling sets a precedent for employee rights in Australia.
Aussie dodges parking fines with legal loophole
A young Australian has discovered a legal loophole to avoid paying parking fines, sparking debate over enforcement fairness. Here's how he did it.
New UK driving laws coming in 2024
Stay informed about the latest UK driving laws coming into force in 2024, including stricter penalties, smart motorway updates, and changes for electric vehicles.
UK grants police expanded terror detention powers
New counter-terrorism measures introduced in the UK will allow police to detain suspects for longer without charge, sparking debates over civil liberties.
Speed limits: When penalty points apply in the UK
Discover the exact speeds that could land you penalty points on UK roads, and how new enforcement rules might affect drivers.
£5,000 fine for drivers who don't clear snow
UK motorists risk hefty fines for failing to clear snow or ice from their vehicles before driving. Learn the rules to avoid penalties.
UK drivers face £2,500 fines for simple car check oversight
Motorists in the UK could be hit with hefty fines for failing to carry out a basic vehicle inspection before hitting the road. Experts warn that overlooking this check may result in penalties of up to £2,500.
Car button mistake could cost drivers £1,000 fine
UK motorists are being warned about a simple yet costly mistake involving a common car button that could lead to hefty fines and penalty points.
Australia bans child-like sex dolls with tough new laws
Australia is set to introduce stricter laws banning the importation and possession of child-like sex dolls, with severe penalties for offenders. Read more on the latest crackdown.
Drivers face £300 fines for hitting potholes
Motorists could be slapped with hefty fines for damaging roads by hitting potholes. Here's what you need to know to avoid penalties.
Drivers warned of £5,000 MOT fines
Motorists across the UK could be slapped with hefty fines up to £5,000 for failing to comply with a little-known MOT regulation. Here's what you need to know to avoid penalties.
Police to Stop Unsafe Cars in UK Crackdown
UK police are launching a new initiative to stop and inspect vehicles with visible defects, targeting unsafe cars on the road. Find out how this could affect you.
Drivers risk £1,000 fine for outdated licence photos
Millions of UK drivers may be unknowingly breaking the law by failing to update their licence photo, risking hefty fines and penalties. Here’s what you need to know to stay legal.
Phone holders could land drivers £200 fines
Motorists using phone holders in their cars risk hefty fines due to unclear laws. Experts reveal what's legal and what could cost you.
How to Challenge Unfair Rent Increases
Discover your legal rights as a tenant in the UK and learn how to dispute unreasonable rent hikes effectively.
Coroner demands action on shotgun law loophole
A coroner has called for immediate changes to UK shotgun laws following the death of a man who exploited a legal loophole to obtain a firearm.
Labour MPs push for gambling law overhaul
A group of Labour MPs is pushing for radical changes to gambling regulations, calling for stricter controls to curb addiction and protect vulnerable individuals.
Older number plates could mean fines for drivers
Motorists with cars registered before 1975 may be hit with hefty fines due to new regulations on historic number plates. Find out if you're affected.
How to claim flight delay compensation
A travel expert explains passengers' legal rights to compensation for flight delays, cancellations, and overbooking under UK and EU regulations.
Ken Henry: Australia's environmental laws 'broken'
Former Treasury Secretary Ken Henry calls for a complete rewrite of Australia's outdated environmental laws, warning they fail to protect biodiversity and ecosystems.
UK drivers warned over £340 fines
Millions of UK motorists risk hefty fines for failing to follow a basic driving rule. Here's how to avoid penalties and stay safe on the road.
Drivers risk 3 points for this road rule breach
Motorists risk hefty penalties for failing to follow a little-known road rule. Experts warn that overlooking this regulation could lead to points on your licence and a £100 fine.
NY doctor sues Texas over abortion pill restrictions
A New York doctor challenges Texas abortion pill laws in a landmark lawsuit, sparking a nationwide debate on reproductive rights and state legislation.
Fix environment laws to boost productivity: ex-Treasury chief
A former head of Australia's Treasury argues that fixing the nation's flawed environmental regulations is key to unlocking economic growth and productivity.
British mum faces 12 years in Bali for cocaine
A British mother has been arrested in Bali for alleged cocaine possession, facing up to 12 years in prison. Learn the shocking details of her case and the strict drug laws in Indonesia.
Do We Need More Anti-Protest Laws? UK Debate
As antisemitism protests continue, the UK government considers stricter anti-protest laws. But critics argue existing legislation is already excessive—raising concerns over civil liberties.
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