Paul Gregoire

Paul Gregoire is a Sydney-based journalist and writer. He's the winner of the 2021 NSW Council for Civil Liberties Award For Excellence In Civil Liberties Journalism. Prior to Sydney Criminal Lawyers®, Paul wrote for VICE and was the news editor at Sydney’s City Hub.

Big Wig Buys His Way Out of Tax Crimes, While ATO Whistleblower Is Criminally Prosecuted for Exposing Them

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The close to a fortnight-old scandal relating to Mineral Resources boss Chris Ellison is continuing to develop, following the Australian Financial Review having run an 18 October article exposing one of the nation’s richest people as having established a series...
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Building a Rights-Centred Society: ALHR’s Kerry Weste on a Human Rights Act for NSW

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The NSW Bar Association and the Human Rights for NSW Alliance recently hosted a forum of legal experts, which included former High Court Justice Michael Kirby, and it discussed the need for a Human Rights Act (HRA) for NSW, as such...

NSW Police Continue to Harass Motorists with Unjust Zero-Tolerance Drug Driving Laws

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A NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) study released this week has found that over the period 2008 through to last year, roadside drug testing (RDT) in this state, which was rolled out in 2007, has dramatically increased...

Northern Territory Government’s Tough-on-Crime Laws Target Vulnerable Youths.

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Newly minted Northern Territory chief minister Lia Finocchiaro has been threatening to crack down on youth crime since she introduced her own set of bail measures into the unicameral NT parliament in 2022, and in the lead up to this...

NSW Police Are Strip Searching Around 100 Civilians at Public Train Stations Annually

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New South Wales police officers accompanied by drug detection dogs randomly searching commuters at train stations have been part of life in Sydney since NSW parliament passed laws coming into effect in February 2002, that permitted the warrantless use of...

Tertiary Educators Nationwide Demand Universities Boycott Israel

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The National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) for Palestine, the National Union of Students (NUS) and Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) held a National Day of Action on Wednesday, in support of implementing an Institutional Academic Boycott of Israel, of which...

“You Are Not My King”: First Nations Resistance to Charles III Tutelage Triumphs

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As far as historical moments go, Lidia Thorpe singing out “You are not our king. You are not sovereign” in the direction of King Charles III this week, during a reception at Parliament House in Canberra, was one of those...

Calls for Action Against NSW Police Officers Who Coerced a First Nations Man in Custody

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NSW police executed an arrest warrant on 28 May 2020, at the residence of a 29-year-old First Nations man, which subsequently led to arrest, his being taken into custody and then charging in regard to a number of larceny and...

Australia Assists United States to Attack Houthis in Yemen

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Australia provided assistance to the United States in carrying out its 17 October 2024 attack against Houthi positions in Yemen. And it’s now apparent that ever-increasing US force posture on this continent, which is usually considered to be in aid...

New South Wales Parliament Passes Greatly Diluted LGBTIQA+ Equality Laws

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Transgender people in NSW will no longer have to “undergo surgery before they can change their sex on their birth certificate” as of 1 July next year. And this long-sought reform brings this state’s laws into line with other Australian...
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