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The remedy of certiorari is employed to quash the judicial decisions of tribunals and courts, usually in cases where no right of appeal is available. It is a discretionary remedy derived from the inherent jurisdiction of the Court of King’s Bench over inferior tribunals exercised by means of the prerogative writs. Read More …
A referendum allows eligible electors to express an opinion on adopting or changing public policy issues or their constitution. In Australia, referenda are initiated by the Commonwealth, State or Territory parliaments. Like general elections, voting in referenda is compulsory for all enrolled electors. Australia’s first ever referendum was held in South Australia in 1896 and Read More …
In 1973 a scheme came about to remove the Commonwealth and create a new entity outside of what the law provides for. The Statute Law Revision Act was hidden for decades to hide this deception played on every Australian without his or her knowledge. A system so slight of hand it has taken many decades Read More …
The Statute Law Revision Act 1973 purports to remove the Commonwealth from every Act of the Commonwealth Parliament, ALP Ministers and Senators assured both Houses there was only a change in the form and that the substance remained, looking back we now know this was a blatant deception by the ALP to deceive the Parliament. Read More …
The Queensland Public Service operates under the Code of Conduct for the Queensland Public Service (Code of Conduct). The Code of Conduct applies to employees of Queensland public service agencies, which are defined under the Public Sector Ethics Act 1994 (PSEA), when they are performing official duties. If you can spare a Read More …
Are Police acting under their Code of Conduct? NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA POLICE ADMINISTRATION ACT 1978 14A General orders (1) The Commissioner may, from time to time, in writing, issue such general orders and instructions as are necessary : (a) to secure the good government and efficient working of the Police Force; (2) Without limiting subsection (1), general orders Read More …
ABORIGINAL LAND RIGHTS (NORTHERN TERRITORY) ACT 1976 – SECT 5 Functions of Land Trusts (1) The functions of a Land Trust are: (a) to hold title to land vested in it in accordance with this Act; (b) to exercise its powers as owner of land referred to in paragraph (a) for the benefit Read More …
Victoria in the 1860s was rife with disease. Diphtheria, typhoid, small pox and scarlet fever were all killers. The Victorian Colonial Government began to discuss the idea of creating a hospital to treat patients with infectious diseases. Two sites were considered, the Yarra Bend and further along Heidelberg Road. The Yarra Bend site was the Read More …
It is almost a quarter of a century since the Commonwealth’s Freedom of Information Act 1982 was enacted. At about the same time, similar legislation was passed in New Zealand (the Official Information Act 1982) and in Canada (the Access to Information Act 1985). More than a decade earlier the US had passed its Freedom Read More …
