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Go on ABC Radio once per month and discuss legal topics that are timely and aimed at the general community |
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The Aboriginal housing sector is undergoing significant, complex and contested reforms. With direction from the Aboriginal Tenants Advice Network and in collaboration with Shelter NSW and NCOSS, the TU commissioned a review of the current reforms and future directions. The report was released February 2011 and it received coverage in sector newsletters. We met with Aboriginal housing organisations to discuss the outcomes and published an update to the research. We also participated in the National Indigenous Housing Roundtable.The resulting document is being used by the Aboriginal services to respond to the reforms and as an education tool for non-Aboriginal services.
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The Northern Rivers CLC's Aboriginal Legal Access Program (ALAP) has a weekly radio show on 88.9fm Richmond Valley Radio. The show features Indigenous music, and legal and other relevant information. 88.9fm is a community radio station situated at Bora Ridge with a large listening base derived from the local Aboriginal communities. The Centre started the program in mid November 2011 and has so far featured NRCLC services, domestic violence, human rights, youth legal issues and family law and children. The ALAP radio show is an access to justice initiative that aims to convey legal information to the local Aboriginal communities and to increase participation in the Centre’s outreach advice locations. For... |
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This DVD assists people to access advocacy and legal assistance from the Darwin Community Legal Service. It provides a pragmatic explanation aimed at Indigenous people and demystifies the process for gaining assistance. This DVD has proven popular with our remote clients and we hope to make it available in other Indigenous languages in the future. DCLS would welcome partnerships with other organisations to make this happen. |
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Powerpoint presentation on anti-discrimination. |
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Barwon Community Legal Service wanted to promote discussion and action about poverty in Australia and around the world. We marked Anti-Poverty Week 2010 by organising a free community BBQ at our local Salvation Army. People were given the opportunity to record concerns/issues that keep people in poverty and/or sign template letters relating to local issues. These letters were sent to local MPs and the event attracted local media. |
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This project consists of a publication designed to help people understand their legal rights and obligations as a member of a coastal community and to assist them in being informed and active participants in environmental and planning decisions that affect coastal environments. The publication can be complemented by community workshops. |
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Provision of a CLE session for Koori Health Workers in the East Gippsland area. The event was held in Lakes Entrance as part of the Health worker' professional development program. |
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A session about how to challenge excessive rent increases. The session covered the tenants' rights and obligations under the residential tenancy agreement; the function and process of the Consumer, Trader & Tenancy tribunals; tips and strategies when attending the tribunal; tips on negotiating in the Conciliation room when dealing with an agent and/or landlord. They also covered how to fill in an application to CTTT. All tenants had successful outcomes when disputing their increases at Tribunal. |
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This event focused on raising awareness against family violence and support services available for Koori victims/survivors. A presentation was provided about FVPLS services and a special presentation was given by Lani Brenan telling her story as an Aboriginal survivor of family violence. |
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When dealing with police it is important to know your rights. This package of resources includes a booklet, DVD and learning sequence which fits in with the NT Curriculum Framework for schools |
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Plain language fact sheet on copyright, which has been added to the Law & Justice Foundation’s publishing toolkit. |
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Factsheet about the process to obtain a divorce in Australia. |
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44 page booklet about driving in WA. Getting your licence and common driving problems designed for CALD and indigenous clients. |
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A video produced about getting your licence in WA and numerous common problems associated with driving laws. Target clientele is CALD and Indigenous. |
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Community Legal Education workshops delivered to the CALD community: Community groups, TAFEs and other organisations. Also produced a booklet and a video is due to be launched later in 2011 for Indigenous and CALD audiences. |
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Community education on elder abuse to community groups, associations, clubs and the general public. |
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The EDO has prepared a range of fact sheets covering various aspects of environmental law, including: 1. NSW Planning Laws 2. Commonwealth Environmental Laws 3. Pollution 4. Natural Resources 5. Biodiversity 6. Heritage 7. Aboriginal Law 8. Government Accountability 9. Advocacy |
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The EDO presents a range of community workshops on various aspects of environmental law. The workshops aim to inform the community about particular environmental laws and empower the community to use the law to protect the environment. |
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The Employment Law Centre's website provides a number of factsheets and information kits. The factsheets summarise a number of common employment law issues under laws applicable to Western Australian employees. The information kits provide guidance on considering, lodging and completing claims under laws applicable to Western Australian employees. |


