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Guides, videos, factsheets, links and other material to learn about the law.
Guides, videos, factsheets, links and other material to learn about the law.
This brochure provides an outline of the referendum process, how Australia is a federation of states and has a national parliament. It includes a complete list of all referendums, and their outcomes, to date.
A kit for educators to assist young people to better understand their rights when dealing with police and Protective Services Officers (PSOs) in Victoria.
This series deals with a case relating to a workplace injury resulting from negligence. This is the introductory Video and highlights the different roles of the key personnel in the courtroom.
Tenants Victoria walk renters through the entire process of going to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) – from gathering the necessary documents to understanding what happens during a hearing.
Legal Briefs, hosted by Lizzie O’Shea, is a minute long video, series featuring Australia’s top legal minds exploring foundational topics—from what law is to how contracts or free speech work in practice. Though produced around three years ago, each episode still offers timeless insights into our legal system’s workings and its real-world impact.
This downloadable and printable poster is from the 'Rule of Law, Education Centre' explains the role of the individual in voting and how voting works. It is a great starter resource for young people to assist in their understanding of being an active citizen
The Australian Electoral Commission's (AEC) "Voting in Australia" resource offers a comprehensive, 22-page guide designed to educate students about Australia's electoral system. It covers topics such as the evolution of Australian democracy, the process of electing federal representatives, and the significance of voting in a representative democracy.
NOTES TO THE FACILITATOR This booklet accompanies the IMPACT Project film resource. It should be used as a guide for young Victorians aged 12 to 16 about the impact of motor vehicle crime on young people and their communities.
This examines the different sources of rights in both criminal and civil matters, and highlights the protection of rights within the context of several cases.
Summary of the decision in Monis v The Queen
This details the support and assistance available to victims of crimes being heard at the County Court. It also talks about other people affected by a trial, including family members of the victim and witnesses.
Enhancing Engagement webinars aim to equip you with the skills to produce more accessible legal information, which empowers more people to understand and engage with the law, resulting in better justice for all.