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A community information session covering your rights at work, how to stay safe, and where to get help if issues arise.

A Law Week edition of the Urban Campfire exhibition launch at the Neighbourhood Justice Centre, bringing together art, community, and positive engagement with the justice system through local artwork and live music.

Everyday problems can become legal issues. Learn practical steps, understand your rights, and discover where to get help at this approachable Law Week community talk.

To support a recent community session on making a Will and appointing Powers of Attorney, we’re hosting an informative display at Chatty Café featuring simple, easy‑to‑read resources for the public.

This event aims to enhance participants knowledge and confidence in accessing legal support. With a focus on Wills, Power of attorney and estate planning.

Get up‑to‑date advice on wills and trusts, learn the difference between them, what to include in your will, how to ensure your wishes are protected, and how to plan effectively. Hot meal provided.

Wills and bills can be confusing and stressful. Come along for free legal advice on preparing a will, plus one‑on‑one support to help manage your energy bills and access available assistance.

Community members are invited to learn the essentials of preparing a Will and putting Powers of Attorney in place.

Join us for a free information session explaining why having a Will and Powers of Attorney in place is essential for protecting your wishes and planning for the future.

A free community presentation providing practical legal knowledge about wills, estates, probate, and related planning tools to help people understand and navigate these important legal areas.

A relaxed community morning tea offering practical guidance on wills, estate planning, and powers of attorney, with an interactive presentation and opportunity to ask questions.

This session covers making a will, powers of attorney, and guardianship and administration law, focusing on how family members can support loved ones who have lost decision‑making capacity.