ADD SUPPORTTimely, plain-language updates connecting official Australian justice developments with the campaign's call for evidence, fairness and access to justice.
Campaign commentary is clearly separated from official information. Every update links directly to its primary source.
A national court and university roundtable examined how AI may affect judicial work, self-represented court users, access to justice and fair process.
More than 500 cameras will create new audio-visual records for safety, evidence and accountability across five WA prisons.
The FCFCOA explains its position on assessing allegations, children's views, expert evidence, testing, systems abuse and procedural fairness.
The planned regulations would preserve a pathway to compensation if a liable organisation ceases to exist, while individual claims remain subject to evidence and law.
The proposed reform would stop reputation-based character references reducing sentences while retaining other relevant individual considerations.
From 21 September 2026, a new national list will provide one streamlined process for family law enforcement applications and requests.
A new two-year pilot will place 11 specialist workers across New South Wales to help victim-survivors understand and navigate the justice process.
The Federal Circuit and Family Court has announced a national change for divorce hearings requiring attendance. Here is what changes—and why accessible, safe participation matters.
The Australian Government has published a national strategy intended to improve the quality, consistency and use of legal assistance data. Here is what it says—and why measuring access to justice matters.