Naarm, the original Aboriginal name for Melbourne, refers to the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. The geographical boundaries of Naarm are not precisely defined as they represent the broader region rather than specific lines on a map. However, Naarm generally encompasses the area around modern-day Melbourne and its surroundings. Please...
This is a very sobering reading and the level of sophistication is unbridled. Timeline of events 7.30pm – posing as the practitioner, the cybercriminal logged on to the online help facility of the practitioner’s mobile phone provider and was able to change the practitioner’s contact details to an email address controlled by the criminal....
The first nation people are not squatters on their traditional lands. Many people would like to think so. The Courts have to tread a careful path to recognise the first nation descendants do have a right to their traditional lands and if that cannot happen, compensation is an alternative remedy for losing their traditional lands....
Sir Thomas Bent late of Bay Street Brighton formerly of Hampton Street, St Andrews Street and Dendy Street (or Road) in the Borough of Brighton Parish of Moorabin County of Bourke, Colony of Victoria Member of Parliament, Mayor of Brighton, Gentleman, Land Speculator died 1909. Still today, 2016, one hundred and forty three years later, the name Thomas Bent survives and remains on title as the registered proprietor in fee simple of a piece of land adjoining Barkly and Parliament Streets Brighton.
Announcement – As of April 18 2016, Melbourne based lawyers Hayton Kosky has demerged with PCL Lawyers
