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.

Court Refuses Injunction to Prevent Publication of Footage Exposing Extreme Animal Cruelty in Abattoir

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Federal Court Justice John Snaden ruled partially in favour of The Game Meats Company of Australia (GMC) on 19 December 2024, when he ordered that animal protection company Farm Transparency International (FTI) should pay it $130,000 in damages in regard...

Attorney General’s Christmas Gift to Dan Duggan: You Will Be Extradited to the US

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In a short statement delivered to the family of Australian pilot Dan Duggan on Friday, 20 December 2024, Federal attorney general Mark Dreyfus explained that he’d determined to extradite the father-of-six Australian kids to “the United States to face prosecution...

Spare a Thought for the Whistleblowers Labor Continues to Persecute This Christmas

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As much of the nation celebrates Christmas on Wednesday, 25th of December, there will be two whistleblowers continuing to have their liberty seriously eroded, as they’ve had seriously dubious charges laid against their names and the crimes that they stood...

Rough Sleeping Surges Nationwide, as Authorities Continue to Criminalise Homelessness

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An extra 10,000 Australians are falling into homelessness every month, a new report by UNSW City Futures Research and Homelessness Australia reveals. This post-pandemic surge includes a 22 percent rise in rough sleepers, or those forced to sleep out on...

Aboriginal Tent Embassy Sydney Is Raising the Unfinished Business of Sovereignty

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The sacred fire is once again burning at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy Sydney, which is located upon ancient songlines on Gadigal land in Isabel Coe Memorial Park, otherwise known as Camperdown’s Victoria Park, which backs onto Sydney University. And those...

In the Unlikely Event AUKUS Reaches Fruition, Australians Will Be Paying $35 Million a Day

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Looking back to the September 2021 announcement of the AUKUS pact and its centrepiece Australia’s acquisition of eight nuclear-powered submarines (SSN), it’s fair to say that then PM Scott Morrison wasn’t too concerned about seeing the boats come to fruition,...

Australian Police Top Global List in Terms of Arresting Climate Defenders

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A report released in the UK this month confirms what some have long suspected: that in terms of arresting climate defenders, Australian police are some of the most eager on the planet, as, of the broad cross-section of fourteen nations...

NSW Government Finally Agrees to Trial Pill Testing at Music Festivals

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The Minns government announced on Thursday, 19 December, that it “will commence a music festival-based pill testing trial in early 2025”, with the aim of reducing “risks and harms associated with illicit drug use”, and with this, the decade-long refusal...

NSW Police Officer in Unmarked Car Chases 12-Year-Old Gomeroi Boy on Foot

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At around 8 pm on Friday 13 December 2024, an unmarked police car was caught on CCTV footage chasing a 12-year-old Gomeroi boy, who was on foot, down Chester Street in Moree in relation to a recent break and enter...

“A Genuinely Appalling Trifecta of Cruelty”: Albanese Targets Refugees for Political Gain

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The Albanese government jammed a trio of migration bills through federal parliament on the last sitting day of the year, which have implications for tens of thousands of refugees, asylum seekers and migrant communities. And taken together, these laws that...
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