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Introduction of Digital Licences in Queensland
After five (5) years of development and testing, the Queensland government has introduced Digital Driver’s Licenses to the states residents.

ChatGTP verses Lawyers and the Court
ChatGTP was launched on 30 November 2022 and marketed to the legal profession as having the potential to increase productivity and efficiency, despite AI appearing to have endless potential, limitations have recently been discovered by the Court.

Vigilantism or civic duty? Performing a citizen’s arrest
How does vigilantism or specifically performing a citizen’s arrest work and what about the legal logistics.

“Jack’s Law” and Queensland’s fight against knife crime
‘Jack’s Law’ has recently been passed following the death by stabbing of 17-year-old Jack Beasley in 2019 outside a Surfers Paradise convenience store while on a night out with friends. Jack’s Law empowers police officers to detect people carrying knives in public and has come into effect to help combat knife crime across Queensland. The…

Artistic impressions or legal misrepresentation?
Real estate agents have been exploiting artistic impressions to sell houses and property for decades and it is critical that the property be not falsely represented with image enhancement.

New anti-discrimination protections in Fair Work Act
The Albanese government’s Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Secure Jobs, Better Pay) Act made amendments to the anti-discrimination protections.

Electronic Conveyancing
Electronic Conveyancing will become mandatory in Queensland from 20 February 2023.

The injured and medical negligence
Society relies on reputable medical and health specialists in times of need, so what happens when our most trusted fail us?