Stories
A Practical Guide to Reporting Workplace Discrimination in AustraliaWorkplace discrimination continues to affect thousands of Australians each year, from casual hospitality staff in Melbourne to engineers on remote mining sites…
Protecting Your Home When a Landlord Pushes You OutWhen a tenant arrives home to find the locks changed and their belongings piled by the kerb, the shock can quickly turn into panic. Across Australian cities…
Appealing a Boundary Dispute Ruling in AustraliaFences, hedges, and survey markers can spark arguments between neighbours in places as varied as Brisbane's outer suburbs, the Adelaide foothills, the Sunshine…
Understanding Serbia’s law on data protection and privacySerbia’s privacy framework is built around the Law on Protection of Personal Data, known locally as the Zakon o zaštiti podataka o ličnosti. It broadly follows…
What to Do When Your Landlord Keeps Your Rental BondMoving out of a rental property should usually mean receiving your bond back after the final inspection, allowing for any legitimate deductions. Yet disputes…
How to Register a Nonprofit Association in SerbiaSerbia offers a clear legal route for people who want to establish a community organisation, advocacy group, cultural association, sports club or humanitarian…
Your Rights During a Police Stop and Search in SerbiaFor Australians visiting Serbia, living there temporarily, or assisting relatives in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Niš or smaller communities, an encounter with police…
Claiming an inheritance when there is no will in AustraliaWhen someone dies without leaving a valid will, their estate is distributed under the intestacy laws of the Australian state or territory where they lived. The…
Buying Used Goods in Serbia Without a ReceiptBuying a second-hand phone in Belgrade, a bicycle in Novi Sad or furniture through a Serbian marketplace can save money, but the absence of a receipt changes…
Reporting conflicts of interest by Australian local officialsWhen a shire councillor in outback Queensland votes on a tender submitted by their brother-in-law, or a Melbourne deputy mayor quietly accepts hospitality from…