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NSW court

NSW Court of Appeal sits in Wagga Wagga for the 1st time
The Honourable Andrew Bell, Chief Justice of NSW, addressed the Wagga Wagga Court House, remarking on the continual...
14 November 2022
By Jess Feyder
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NSW courthouses to be solar powered
In a massive step towards net zero goals, thousands of solar panels are set to be installed on NSW courthouses to make...
15 December 2021
By Lauren Croft
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Restrictive, ‘outdated’ sentencing practices to be removed from NSW courts
Under proposed changes to NSW court’s “outdated” sentencing practices, patterns, and restrictive time limits,...
22 November 2021
By Naomi Neilson
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Video tech signing here to stay
Remote witnessing of legal documents, introduced at the height of the pandemic, will now be a permanent mainstay in the...
18 November 2021
By Lauren Croft
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TPD: NSW Court of Appeal re-interprets meaning of “unlikely ever to engage” in work
Promoted by In an important decision for insurers and solicitors, the NSW Court of Appeal has raised the bar for...
27 June 2016
Promoted by Julius Ponce