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Wollongong Legal

Locality: Wollongong, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4225 8611

Address: Suite 1, Level 1, 71-73 Burelli Street 2500 Wollongong, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.wollongonglegal.com.au

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25.01.2022 Mobile phone detection cameras will be switched on across New South Wales on Sunday, 1 December, following successful trials in Sydney earlier this year. Taking... your eyes off the road for two seconds to look at your phone for an incoming call or text greatly increases your risk of crashing. If you are travelling at 60 kms an hour you will travel the length of seven average car lengths in two seconds ... at 80 kms you travel 10 car lengths ... at 100 kms you will travel 13 car lengths in that time. PCYC NSW's Driver Education Programs supports this NSW Road Safety - NSW GOV initiative. We encourage you to keep your hands off it! #roadsafety http://bit.ly/2qUk2DB

24.01.2022 Anyone caught over the legal limit, even low-range drink-drivers, will lose their licence on the spot.

23.01.2022 Jury trials will now be suspended from tomorrow for a time to stem the spread of the coronavirus

23.01.2022 In NSW Highway Patrol have KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) rather than a quota, however these function in much the same way. I don't think we do a gift card for the officer who issues the most speeding fines yet.

21.01.2022 DOUBLE DEMERITS begin midnight tonight (Thursday) and run through to include Monday January 27. Download and use the free WAZE.com app to legally advise and be advised of speed traps as you drive.

20.01.2022 Tougher drink driving penalties now apply. More drink drivers than ever before will have an alcohol interlock installed in their vehicle. And repeat drink drivers can now lose their vehicle on the spot. Find out more: bit.ly/2KFO2IW

20.01.2022 Double demerits commence at midnight tonight

19.01.2022 The most dreaded message to be received at any police station. With the Christmas holidays almost upon us, please don't drink and drive. Don't speed. Wear you...r seat belt. Have plenty of rest and don't use your phone whilst driving. Tag your son or daughter. Like and share with your friends, letting them know you don't want your name and address or their name and address on one of these messages this Christmas holidays.

18.01.2022 Reminder: Mobile Phone Detection Cameras will go live as of 1st December 2019. There will be no warning signs.

18.01.2022 The Labor legend reportedly gave $750,000 to his children, including Ms Dillon, but left the rest of his estate, including the proceeds of the sale of his $15 million Sydney waterfront home to his second wife.

18.01.2022 A great course for all drivers

18.01.2022 Double demerits are in force Friday 20 December to Wednesday 1 January inclusive. Get caught speeding, using a mobile phone illegally, or not wearing a seatbelt or motorcycle helmet this holiday period, and you’ll face double the points.

18.01.2022 World-first 'Big Brother' Sydney Mobile Phone Detection Cameras capturing drivers private information sparks privacy concerns. New cameras that routinely tak...e bursts of high-definition photographs of law-abiding Sydneysiders inside their cars have triggered major privacy concerns. The NSW Government’s mobile phone detection cameras, heralded as world-first road safety technology, work by capturing wide-angled images of all passing drivers and front passengers through the windscreens of cars to check if they’re using a phone while behind the wheel. But more than 1100 pages of emails and documents - obtained by 9News under Freedom of Information laws - reveal numerous red flags over the Big Brother technology have been raised by the NSW Information and Privacy Commission (IPC). The Government is currently awaiting a final report before deciding whether to roll out the cameras permanently. Read More: https://tinyurl.com/y3spf3xf

17.01.2022 Drivers caught throwing lit cigarettes out the window during a total fire ban will lose ten demerit points and face fines up to $11,000 under the country’s toughest anti-tosser laws, announced today.

16.01.2022 DOUBLE DEMERITS POINT begin from midnight tonight (Thursday) and run through to include Monday 7 October 2019.

15.01.2022 Phone detection cameras are now in operation on NSW roads. Don’t get caught illegally handling your mobile phone. Know the rules, visit www.mobilephoneroadrules.com.au

13.01.2022 Great initiative!

13.01.2022 Proud to support South Coast Flame FC

13.01.2022 Road $afety Police increase the number of fines issued for drivers "not coming to a complete stop" at stop signs.

12.01.2022 Double demerits are in force Friday 7 to Monday 10 June inclusive. Get caught speeding, using a mobile phone illegally, or not wearing a seatbelt or motorcycle helmet this long weekend, and you’ll face double the points.

12.01.2022 Latest figures have revealed that 93% of fatal vehicle crashes involving trucks are caused by cars. As a record number of motorists hit the road this Christmas, our plea is for all road users to use caution and aim to get everyone home safely!

12.01.2022 THE NEW 40KM/H WHEN PASSING EMERGENCY VEHICLES LAW BEGINS SEPTEMBER 1 IN NSW. This new speed limit will apply when passing stationary vehicles with blue and re...d flashing lights. While this law is designed to protect first responders such as paramedics working roadside attending a crash, highway patrol vehicles are the only emergency vehicles equipped with radar or lidar. As such, it's highly likely the only fines issued will be to drivers passing a HWP vehicle. Likely one who has pulled someone safely over onto the shoulder to issue a ticket, and wants to get his quota up...sorry, I think we have to say KPI now. While to the hard working ambos & firies, I'd like to say please take real care stepping out into traffic, as the driver will likely have his or her eyes down glued to the spedo for fear of a ticket. https://www.news.com.au///1b7b3b89c7702a9afe9e998829ecd479

11.01.2022 DOUBLE DEMERITS begin midnight tonight (Thursday) and run through to include Monday 11th. Please keep flashing your headlights and download and use the free waze.com traffic app to report and be advised of speed traps in real time.

09.01.2022 Over 16,500 NSW Police Force officers are out there. Anywhere. Anytime. Texting? Speeding? Drink Driving? Drug Driving? No seatbelt? Stop it or cop it. bit.ly/stopitorcopit

09.01.2022 Breaking - the results of a national study on domestic violence have been released today, with unprecedented results. Law and Justice Foundation of New South Wa...les found that domestic violence victims are 10 times more likely than the general population to experience multiple legal problems. Our Watch Kate Allman

06.01.2022 How tired are you?

05.01.2022 STATEWIDE RBT BLITZ THIS WEEKEND, Friday through to Sunday #RBT Download and use the free waze.com navigational app to report and be advised of Police locations in real time. #OperationDrinkDrive1

05.01.2022 The changes commence today.

03.01.2022 Don’t forget about double demerits

02.01.2022 Police conducting random roadside testing of drivers for drugs has become common practice in NSW. Check out our brochure 'Drugs, Driving and You' for informati...on about what to do and how Legal Aid NSW can help you if you have been charged with a drug-related driving offence. http://bit.ly/2a9s1Us. You can order a copy on our website here: http://bit.ly/ToX41f See more

01.01.2022 New Police figures reveal in over 60% of strip searches no drugs were found and sniffer dogs are just not getting it right. Young people are being turned away ...from music festivals even when no drugs are found on them and after they been subject to a demeaning strip search. It’s time for change. If you have been subject to a police search and concerned about police conduct then contact RLC on 9698 7277.

01.01.2022 If you are caught using your mobile phone while driving this long weekend, you’ll lose 10 demerit points.

01.01.2022 PRISON VISITS SUSPENDED NATIONALLY Following the National Cabinet Meeting on Friday, 20 March 2020, a joint decision has been made to suspend all personal visit...s to adult correctional facilities across Australia over the coming weeks. Individual jurisdictions will decide when the new measure will be introduced based on their operational needs. This decision has not been made lightly and responds to the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation and state and federal health measures. Corrective Services NSW suspended visits on 16 March to ensure the safety of our staff and inmates, which is our number one priority. Visits will recommence as soon as it is safe to do so, and we will continue to follow the advice of the Chief Health Officer, and federal and state authorities. We recognise that contact visits are important to inmates and their loved ones and we are exploring ways to ensure family communication is maintained. We are currently exploring options to increase the use of audio-visual links for family and legal visits, as well as court appearances. Corrective Services Industries is manufacturing 20 ‘pop-up’ audio-visual studios to add to the existing 107 video-conferencing studios and pop-ups already in the system. CSNSW also has access to 600 computer tablets. These were originally going to be rolled-out to inmates later this year as part of a pilot to improve staff efficiency and encourage inmates to take greater personal responsibility. These could now be used to facilitate video-calls, in place of contact visits. At present, we have no confirmed cases of the virus within any of our correctional facilities. Like the rest of the community, it’s important we minimise all potential cases of COVID-19 in our prisons. We’re receiving regular briefings from Justice Health and the Forensic Mental Health Network, and NSW Health, and following their expert advice. We thank you for your continued patience and understanding at this challenging time, and will provide further updates when available.