NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller defended the actions of police in the arrest of NRL star Curtis Scott, stating he feels “sympathetic” for officers that deal with “drunken idiots every night”. Scott was arrested by police after he passed out […]
Watch house officer suspended over death of Aunty Sherry Tilberoo
The Queensland Police have suspended a Brisbane Watch House officer following an investigation into the recent death of an Indigenous woman in custody. Aunty Sherry Tilberoo was 49 when she was found dead in her cell at Brisbane watch house […]
Indigenous People in Regional Communities Targeted by Strip Searches
Data has revealed that Indigenous people in NSW regional communities are excessively targeted with invasive police strip searches. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in New South Wales are disproportionately targeted for police strip searches. Redfern Legal Centre revealed that […]
Champion of women’s rights Ruth Bader Ginsburg passes
US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away over the weekend, leaving a large hole in the hearts of many Americans. The 87-year-old justice lost her battle due to complications with pancreatic cancer, while still sitting on the bench. […]
The Clink host Brent Simpson takes the hot seat
This week on The Clink, host Brent Simpson takes his turn at telling the story of his redemption. The ex-bikie enforcer and father of four is interviewed by his producer, adding his voice to the stories men taking back their […]
Double Standards as University of Sydney Protester Locked Up
300 people can go to church but 19 can’t protest in a park? Did I hear that correct? The Health Minister Brad Hazzard has granted an exemption for 300 people to attend a priest ordination. The ordination will occur at […]
Syrian man released from immigration detention
The Federal Court has stated that a Syrian man who was sent to immigration detention after his visa was revoked was falsely imprisoned and is entitled to damages. The man should have been sent back to his home country but […]
Puppies and dogs reduce prisoners re-offending
New research has outlined how the use of domestic dogs in prison could help reduce the recidivism rates of prisoners. A study from the University of Southern Queensland found that prisoners who are at risk of re-offending are less likely […]
Have you been strip-searched by NSW Police? We can help you
Do you believe you have been illegally strip-searched? Are you currently in danger of being illegally strip-searched? At O’Brien Criminal and Civil Solicitors, we specialise in civil litigation for police misconduct, including for unlawful strip searches. The firm has substantial litigation experience against the NSW Police for […]
WAM Clothing leave Free the Flag questions unanswered in Senate Committee
WAM Clothing, the licensees of the copyright of the Aboriginal Flag fronted a Senate committee on Monday, but didn’t give much away. The two company directors, Semele Moore and Benjamin Wooster were asked many questions however most remained unanswered. Ms […]
