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MEDIA RELEASE - 2026 to 2027:
  • The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal is considering a significant question at the intersection of government transparency, administrative justice, and the principle that legal disputes must ultimately come to an end, 23.07.2026
  • When Does Review Become Repetition? NCAT to Consider the Boundaries of GIPA Act Proceedings, 21.07.2026
  • NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal to Hear GIPA Act Proceedings Concerning Section 110 Restraint Orders, Finality of Litigation and Administrative Justice, 18.07.2026
  • NSW Civil & Administrative Tribunal Continues to Ignore Proper Construction of Legislation, Awarding Costs Absent of Lawful Basis to Do So, Continuing to Victimise Members of the Public Endeavouring to Exercise Legal Rights to Access Beneficial Legislation, 14.07.2026
  • Minister Announces Landmark CRAP Reform Delivering "Unprecedented Administrative Coherence", 18.05.2026
  • Office of the NSW Information & Privacy Commissioner Procrastinates External Reviews of GIPA Determinations and Refuses to Exercise Discretion to Refer on to NCAT, Effectively Holding Valid Access Applications Hostage Long Enough to Deny Legislated Review Rights, 12.05.2026
  • NSW Privacy Commissioner’s Privacy Week Campaign 2026 a Total Sham as Commissioner On the Record Abandoning Public’s Case of Agency Accountability for Breaching the Legislation, 10.05.2026
  • NSW Government Agency State-Wide Stupendous Victory Against Unrepresented Freedom of Information Advocate and Lobbyist in the NSW Civil & Administrative Tribunal, With 10-Year Restraint Order Obstructing Access to Beneficial Legislation, 13.03.2026
  • Office of the NSW Information & Privacy Commissioner Issues Extremely Poor-Quality Decisions Without Evidence to Validate Legislative Reliance, 19.02.2026
  • Numerous NSW Government Senior Executives, including NSW Premier, Ignore Legitimate Report of Corruption by Dept of Communities & Justice Principal Solicitor In Contravention of Legislation, Published Policy, Corruption Reporting and Response Protocols, 16.02.2026
  • Numerous NSW Government Senior Executives, including NSW Premier, Ignore Legitimate Report of Corruption by Dept of Communities & Justice Director In Contravention of Legislation, Published Policy, Corruption Reporting and Response Protocols, 15.02.2026
  • Numerous NSW Government Senior Executives, including NSW Premier, Ignore Legitimate Report of Corruption by NSW Crown Solicitor Senior Executive In Contravention of Legislation, Published Policy, Corruption Reporting and Response Protocols, 14.02.2026
  • Port Stephens Council Solicitor Overheard Openly Bragging of Successful Pursuit of Monies Not Based in Law, 30.01.2026
  • Free Community Service Highlights What’s on the Horizon for 2026, 01.01.2026
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