Koffels Solicitors are seeking witnesses who recall Mr Lunn at Narwee High School in or around 1991. Your information could assist in a confidential legal investigation into historical sexual abuse. Please contact Sarah McLellan or Devon Silver to share details.
A former Sydney childcare worker has been charged with child sexual abuse. Six centres are linked to allegations. A further 52 are named, with no evidence of offending. Families are urged to seek legal guidance.
Survivors have come forward with claims of child sexual abuse at Wagga Wagga institutions in the 1980s–90s. Learn about the allegations, legal developments, and the rights available to survivors under NSW law
This article outlines abuse allegations at St Virgil’s College in Hobart during the 1970s–80s and invites survivors or witnesses to come forward for confidential legal advice on civil claims or redress alternatives
Inspired by The Retrievals – Season 2, this article explores anaesthesia-related birth trauma and medical negligence in Australia – offering insights into patient rights, legal options, and systemic care standards.
Witnesses are sought regarding abuse at Mosman Church of England Preparatory School between 1973 and 1978 involving former teacher Warwick Cole. All information will be treated confidentially. Your voice could help support survivors and assist ongoing legal investigations.
We are calling for witnesses from Tarlington Primary School NSW in the mid to late 1980s. Information about misconduct or abuse involving a maintenance worker may support a survivor’s legal case. All enquiries are treated with strict confidentiality.
Allegations of historical abuse at Ballam Park Technical School have come to light. Former students may be entitled to compensation through civil claims. Learn more about your options.
The $7.4 billion Purdue Pharma settlement has rocked the U.S. legal and healthcare landscape — but the ripple effects may reach Australia. From legal liability and class actions to changes in how doctors prescribe opioids, this case raises urgent questions for Australian regulators, patients, and professionals alike.
