Guardianship Laws, Tribunal Woes, and More

0:00It's March 25, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Sydney News Today, local news powered by AI. A review in Western Australia calls for big changes to guardianship laws, saying people under these arrangements should be able to speak out publicly, instead of staying silent. Meanwhile, civil tribunals across the country face limits by not handling disputes without of state landlords forcing tenants and owners into. Spensive core battles, way times that Victoria's building tribunal have also jumped nearly 20% in the last year. Reactions are strong from those affected, including a woman waiting almost three years for a hearing over her neighbor's driveway work that caused. Flooding In the RoboDead scandal, a senior lawyer at its center has resigned to make questions about her dual roles. New details show state ministers sympathize with gold coast mortgage fraud victims, Jess and Jackie Moorecroft, but couldn't halt to 2.7 million dollar appeal against them. Doctors in the Kimberley are urging climate action as brooms extreme heat days could triple

1:04to 87 by 2030. Australian courts handed designer Katie Perry a win over singer Katie Perry in a trademark fight, while privacy laws take steps to better protect consumers and kids. Flags across the nation stay at half mass for Queen Elizabeth as concerns grow over an Australian woman's trial in China.