Opening of NSW Parliament introduces new legal aid laws
The opening outlines planned legal aid expansion to assist drought affected communities, with emphasis on access to representation and the judiciary. It details budget implications, anticipated state finances impact, and associated infrastructure projects including rail and education investments. Noted are planned agricultural college steps and rural development measures to ease hardship while sustaining industry.
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Melbourne obscenity ruling clears Farragn case
Melbourne University paper Farragn was declared not obscene by the Australian Attorney General in Canberra, a Victoria obscenity case was dropped as the City Court was told today.
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Insurance premium hike debate sparks NSW Parliament
In Sydney on June 16 1990 the NSW Opposition pushed to block a proposed regulation that would restrict insurers from raising premiums on hire purchase vehicles. Abbey Wallace described the move as political theater while noting insurers have already raised rates. The hearing continues as the government defends the reform and potential refunds to clients loom.
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