Emma Starr

Emma Starr
Emma Starr is a freelance writer, copywriter and developer who has authored articles in a range of publications, from legal to automotive and travel, presenting technical, complex and detailed information in a concise and user-friendly manner.

Schoolyard Assault Highlights Trend Towards Violence in Youth Culture

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A recent case involving the arrest of a woman and two young girls over the alleged attempted assault of a student and brutal assault of two staff members at a school in Northern New South Wales exemplifies a disturbing trend...

NSW Court Registry Data Breach Threatens to Further Erode Confidence in Justice System

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A major breach of the New South Wales courts database has raised questions about how and why thousands of documents containing sensitive personal information about defendants, complainants and witnesses have been accessed through what are meant to be secure servers,...

Next in Donald Trump’s Authoritarian Crosshairs: Law Firms and Lawyers

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When Adolf Hitler became the Chancellor of Germany in 1933, he launched a campaign to ensure the disempowerment of those who stood in the way of his authoritarian agenda. At the top of the soon-to-be dictator’s list were judges and...

Trump Predictably Stabs Australia in the Back

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During Donald Trump’s previous term as president, Australia was granted exemptions to a range of trade sanctions, in recognition of our nation’s close allegiance with the United States - which has included surrendering control of the military facility at Pine...

Exorbitant Tobacco Taxes Lead to Organised Crime and Endanger the Public

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The recent seizure of $35 million dollars in tobacco plants in Victoria is just the latest incident in the burgeoning black market tobacco trade in Australia - a trade that has sprung from increasingly exorbitant tobacco taxes and negatively affected...

NSW Traffic Fines Are More About Revenue than Road Safety

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The sharp increase in fines for traffic offences facilitated by new technologies such as seatbelt detection cameras and vastly improved mobile phone detection cameras has been an enormous win for the New South Wales government. But many believe the augmentation...

‘I’m Going to Christ Church 2.0 This Joint”: Islamophobia Alive and Well in Australia

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A 16-year old’s recent arrest over alleged threats to perpetrate a mass shooting at a Sydney mosque is just part of the 580% rise in Islamophobic incidents across the nation - one which has largely been ignored by state, territory...

Arrest of ‘North Shore Rapist’ Leads to Calls for Better Community Protection

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The recent arrest of Graham James Kay - the man dubbed the media as ‘the North Shore rapist’ – over allegations of sexual touching has caused outrage on social media, with many asking how the notorious sex offender could be...

New South Wales to Finally Trial Pill Testing

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The first festival to participate in a New South Wales pill testing trial has been announced, following recommendations stemming from the state’s drug summit. The Yours and Owls festival in Wollongong this spring will be the first festival in New...

‘Trumpet of the Patriots’: Australian Politicians Seek to Capitalise on Trump’s Success

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As expected, Australian politicians are seeking to emulate and capitalise on the success of Donald Trump in the United States – who secured a second term as President on the back of populist, nationalist rhetoric focused on targeting, belittling and...
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