Close to 200 professionals working in the family law sector came together in Hobart to attend the inaugural Tasmanian Family Law Pathways Network (FLPN) Conference to promote greater collaboration within the sector.
‘Enough is enough’: 100,000 Women March 4 Justice
In cities and towns across Australia, more than 100,000 women turned out on Monday 15 March to raise their voices and tell our leaders in government, in business and across society that "enough is enough"
COTA-TLA seniors sessions for North and North-West
Tasmania Legal Aid and Council of the Ageing Tasmania have launched the joint senior legal advice sessions in the state’s north.
Age of Innocence – Reforming criminal responsibility
Australia lags behind over 80 countries where the age of criminal responsibility is 14 or higher.
Citizen Tasmania’s ‘None A Week’ launching on International Women’s Day
All Tasmanians are called upon to take the stand against family violence.
New FASS chapter begins with Relationships Australia
'I think FASS is one of the most brilliant setups because of the dual support we are able to provide clients and where they don’t have to keep repeating their story.'
Being Cyber Safe
This online learning module is designed to give young people a better understanding of the law and safety when using technology and social media.
‘Continuity through the pandemic lockdown and since’: TLA’s Annual Report 2019-20 delivered
TLA’s 30th Annual Report remarks our achievements over the last financial year, in what has been a testing time for our organisation and our state.
TLA team members take to mental health training
Takin' 5 - Tasmania Legal Aid team members have been preparing for Tasmania Mental Health Week (which starts today!)
Giving children a voice in the legal system
‘Putting children first’ was front of mind when the National Child Protection Week was launched in 1990.