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The Criminal Procedure Act 1921 (CP Act) divides criminal offences in South Australia into the following classes: Summary offences. Minor indictable offences. Major indictable offences. The classification of offences is important because different rules and processes govern different types of offences. In this blog we explore...
Read moreThe concept of surrogacy has gained considerable attention in recent years, and has sparked debates globally. In South Australia, surrogacy is a complex and sensitive legal issue that involves intricate arrangements and considerations for all parties involved. This article aims to provide an overview of the legal perspective...
Read moreOn Friday 25 August, six courageous lawyers from TGB launched themselves from the top of Adelaide’s InterContinental Hotel, all in the name of fundraising for youth mental health. The Adelaide City Plunge is an annual charity fundraising event that involves teams of people abseiling 70 metres from the top of the 25-storey...
Read moreThere is a different kind of STD going around, perhaps not the type of STD you are thinking of, however it can be caught in a similar manner to the common dose of chlamydia. So, what is this common plague that can potentially affect us if we do not take all measures to protect ourselves from catching it? Sexually Transmitted...
Read moreIn our previous blog, Dimitra Bouras explained some of the top causes and common injuries sustained by health care workers. Below we look at two case studies where we were able to help injured health care workers. Case study 1: 38 year old nurse sustaining neck and shoulder injury Sabrina*, a 38 year old nurse working in...
Read moreWhile the world focuses on Ukraine’s struggle against Russian invasion, Myanmar suffers a military government’s tyranny in our regional backyard, writes TGB Lawyers’ Senior Lawyer and Business Advisor, Morry Bailes in this Opinion piece for InDaily. https://indaily.com.au/opinion/2023/07/13/turning-our-backs-on-a-regional-nightmare/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=InDaily%20Lunchtime%20%2013%20July%202023&utm_content=InDaily%20Lunchtime%20%2013%20July%202023+CID_41144b471df5bd972118aa0adc216440&utm_source=EDM&utm_term=READ%20MORE It...
Read moreWhen filing a Comcare claim, individuals expect to receive the support and compensation they deserve for work-related injuries or illnesses. However, there are instances where Comcare claims are denied, leaving claimants confused and frustrated. It’s essential to understand the common reasons for Comcare claim denials...
Read moreIf you’re a registered teacher who is under police investigation, or if you have been charged with or convicted of a criminal offence, you may have an obligation to report. In South Australia, section 24(2) of the Teachers Registration and Standards Act 2004, states that every teacher’s registration must have attached...
Read moreHealth care is one of the most fundamental sectors to both society and the economy, with workers in this sector providing vital services to patients in public and private hospitals, nursing homes, home care situations and medical clinics. Health care workers include nurses, doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists and carers. ...
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