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A shake-up of Queensland surveillance laws is on the cards with the Queensland Government flagging more clampdowns to restrict advancing technology from invading people’s privacy.
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Can people who visit violence on their partners change their behaviour? The State Government is about to pay another $3 million to find out.
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People displaying, distributing or publishing Nazi, Islamic State and other extremist symbols will face up to three years in prison under proposed Queensland laws.
Attorney-General Shannon Fentiman has filled a critical role to help improve police responses to domestic violence, two years after the position was first urged by the Women’s Safety and Justice Taskforce.
Queensland could become the second state to make coercive control a crime as police training and community education begins on what up until recently has been a hidden form of domestic violence.
The Palaszczuk Government wants to allow community title schemes to be wound up with the nod of 75 per cent of owners, and to let bodies corporate ban smoking, but not pets.
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