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This webinar will be presented by Joan Wilson-Jones from JwJ Consulting Brisbane. Joan’s previous sessions, presented at the 2021 CLCQ Leadership Forum and 2022 CLCQ State Conference, were very well received, offering practical strategies and ideas to support leaders embed excellence across their teams. Sustainable […]
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Understanding and responding to coercive control Read More »
This webinar, presented by Julie Sarkozi, Practice Director, Law Reform and Education and Counselling Notes Protect Lawyer at Women’s Legal Service Queensland (WLSQ), will outline the learnings from WLSQ’s research and evaluation project in partnership with North Queensland Women’s Legal Service (NQWLS), funded by the
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The New Employment Services Model: What’s new? What’s changed? Read More »
On 1 July this year, jobactive will be replaced by a new and completely different employment services model, known as Workforce Australia. In late May, social security income support recipients who are required to use employment services (ie jobactive participants) will receive letters from the
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Climate change and legal need: What do we know? Where are the gaps? Read More »
Every day civil law problems are likely to accelerate as a result of both slow onset climate change, as well as standalone extreme weather events like the recent Queensland floods. This webinar, presented by Monica Taylor, PhD student at the QUT School of Law, will
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Sex work law review: Shifting to decriminalisation Read More »
Most Queenslanders assume sex work has already been decriminalised, however the reality is very different. The majority of sex work workplaces are illegal under the Prostitution Act 1999 (Qld) and sex workers’ safety strategies are criminalised under the Criminal Code (Qld). Section 229H of the Code:
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CLCQ Flood Webinar Series 2022: Body corporate disputes arising from flood damage Read More »
Disputes between the body corporate and lot owners are common where damage has been caused to property within a body corporate scheme by extreme weather events, as it is often unknown, or difficult to determine who is responsible for the damage caused or for rectification
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CLCQ Flood Webinar Series 2022: Floods and insurance – How to navigate insurance claims Read More »
The ‘rain bomb’ over South East Queensland has left many properties flooded with water or otherwise damaged by the rain. It has resulted in significant damage to houses, businesses, cars, and personal property. It is often difficult for individuals to navigate insurance policies and claims
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