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2 hours, 21 minutes ago THE LAW : Copyright: the middle way
Support is growing for a different perspective on intellectual property, write BRIAN FITZGERALD and BEN ATKINSON
Australian Policy Online comment and analysis - 10 a.m. Thursday 16th October 2008
EnviroIndustry event
Credit crisis information event EnviroIndustry will be holding and information and networking event on the Credit Crisis on 23 October 2008. Speakers include: Professor Tony Makin (Prof. of Economics, Griffith ...
BusinessGC news - 9:13 a.m. Thursday 16th October 2008
Sex Offender E-Mail Registry Signed Into Law
As noted in Wired yesterday, tragedy in chaos writes, "Senator and Presidential-hopeful John McCain has managed to get a new bill signed into law, in the hope of ridding online ...
Slashdot - 7 a.m. Thursday 16th October 2008
FBI: Several nations eyeing US cyber targets
About two dozen nations have developed cyber-attack capabilities and have their eyes on targets inside the US government or businesses, the top cybercrime law enforcement official in the US said.
CIO Executive Computerworld Briefing - 6:46 a.m. Thursday 16th October 2008
Too smart for an activist
Good to see the police actually taking the threat of Leftist violence and law-breaking seriously in Victoria, after so many
Andrew Bolt - 5:42 a.m. Thursday 16th October 2008
No SANZAR agreement on ELVs (Newstalk ZB)
The SANZAR partners have failed to agree on which form of Experimental Law Variations will be used during next season's Super 14.
Yahoo!7 Business - 4:14 a.m. Thursday 16th October 2008
Whale sanctuary becomes law in Chile (AP)
AP - Chile has turned all of its Pacific Ocean territorial waters into a whale sanctuary.
Yahoo! News: World News - 3:09 a.m. Thursday 16th October 2008
UK government weighs telecom terror database (AP)
AP - Britain's top law-enforcement official says that the government is considering setting up a database of all phone and e-mail traffic in the country as part of a high-tech ...
Yahoo! News: World News - 3:09 a.m. Thursday 16th October 2008
13 hours, 55 minutes ago Award for new law firm
DOBINSON Davey Clifford Simpson, one of Canberra’s newest family law firms, has been awarded the 2008 Award for Outstanding Achievement in Practice at the Law Australasia annual national conference in ...
Canberra CityNews - 10:26 p.m. Wednesday 15th October 2008
Lawyers against scrapping drunk defence
A POLICE-backed proposal to rule out drunkenness as a defence or a mitigating factor in NSW criminal cases is not necessary and would erode public freedom, the Law Society says.
NEWS.com.au National Breaking News - 2:51 p.m. Wednesday 15th October 2008
IIA sponsored event: Media and Internet Law conference
download conference brochure (http://iia.net.au/images/media-law-conference.pdf).
Internet Industry Association - 12:24 p.m. Wednesday 15th October 2008
The famous - from Einfeld to Theophanous - deserve equality before the law
We need to ensure that the procedures used in the cases of high profile people is not different to that which would apply to the average anonymous citizen in a ...
Crikey - 10 a.m. Wednesday 15th October 2008
Bush signs act banning US mercury exports
15 Oct 2008, 0729 hrs IST,AP Text: WASHINGTON: The United States eventually will stop all exports of elemental mercury, a neurotoxin harmful to humans, under legislation sponsored by Democratic presidential ...
World News Network - 10 a.m. Wednesday 15th October 2008
Legal challenges to a national OHS system
University of Sydney law professor, Ron McCallum, will be holding a breakfast seminar on the legal challenges to a national occupational health and safety legislative system.
Food Magazine - 8:56 a.m. Wednesday 15th October 2008
Sex attack law under review
A LAW that sees sex attackers jailed for up to 25 years if their victim is aged under 10 - but only 10 years if the victim is older - ...
Melton Leader - 8:14 a.m. Wednesday 15th October 2008

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