📢 Join the Central Australian Women’s Legal Service and the Chamber of Commerce Northern Territory in conversation with Champion of Change, Justice Chris Maxwell, and a panel of diverse, inspiring & engaging Australians about what gender equity + gender equality means, looks like and how we get there ✊ The panel will feature discussions &…
Our services at the Central Australian Women’s Legal Service are available to all persons who identify as women, non-binary and gender diverse, who have been adversely impacted by patriarchal structures and practices ✊⚖️ ☎️ Call our free call hotline on 1800 684 055 to make your free & confidential appointment with our team.
🗣️ “The decision whether or not to bear a child is central to a women’s life, to her well-being and dignity. It is a decision she must make for herself. When Government controls that decision for her, she is being treated as less than a fully adult human responsible for her own choices” – Ruth…
What a wonderful way to start NAIDOC Week, seeing local leader, David Woodroffe, appointed as our next Northern Territory Acting Judge for the Local Court 👏👨⚖️ David Woodroffe is descended from the Jingili Modburra clan group and commenced studying a Bachelor of Laws in 1994 at the Northern Territory University 🗣️ David tells the story…
The decision to wind back abortion rights in the US is “a setback for women and their right to control their own bodies and their lives” Prime Minister Albanese has said 😔 ⚖️ The US Supreme Court last week overturned a previous ruling that guaranteed a constitutional right to abortion, that had been in place…
📢 An exciting opportunity exists within the Central Australian Women’s Legal Service to join our non-legal support team. CAWLS is recruiting for a multi-skilled person to provide administrative support within our office, assist with data collection, provide non-legal assistance to clients & work collaboratively with the CAWLS team 🙋♀️ As the Administration Support Worker, you…
⚠️ Women in the bush are trapped in an epidemic of extreme violence, brought about by inter-generational abuse and disadvantage and a culture that protects perpetrators before victims, according to NT Supreme Court judge, Judith Kelly. “These are not self-destructive women. These are women who can’t escape from a terrible situation. These are not people…
🏉 Over the weekend, CAWLS Barkly Lawyers, Anisha & Mollie, participated in front of a big crowd, for the inaugural BAFL Womens match 🏃♀️💨 The girls’ team, YDU Football Club, may have been defeated by Sporties Spitfires… but our very own, Anisha, scored a goal in this history making game for the region! 💪🤩 Congratulations…
Earlier this month, our legal team were fortunate to attend the ‘2022 Opening of the Legal Year Dinner’ at the Hilton in Alice Springs ⚖️ 🎤 During the evening, attendees heard from Tass Liveris – President of the Law Council of Australia, Chansey Paech – Northern Territory Attorney General and Chief Justice Michael Grant AO,…
🎙️ This week on ‘Sisters in Law’, Michael Brandenburg & Tilley Prowse, practitioners who facilitate groups sessions as part of the ‘Tangentyere Men’s Behaviour Change Program’ spoke with show hosts, Meaghan & Jazz 🗣️ The Tangentyere Men’s Behaviour Change Program or “Marra’ka Mbarintja” (talking straight to make change) aims to work towards the safety, wellbeing,…
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