In November we celebrate men. International Men’s Day is on the 19th of this month, and this edition reflects our great respect for the men in our community. This edition features stories about Movember, the fundraiser bringing attention to men’s health issues, Men’s Kitchen, a community group for older gentlemen...
Read moreDetailsTraffic offenders directed to court for sentencing can face a range of penalties that may vary at the court’s discretion. Offenders who plead guilty can seek leniency from the court when being sentenced. The Traffic Offenders Intervention Program (TOIP) is a local court program aimed at assisting traffic offenders who...
Read moreDetailsAdults that suffer from cognitive impairment with a decision making disability may need assistance with their day to day financial affairs. This may include operating bank accounts, paying bills, investing money, selling or buying property, and instructing lawyers to act in legal proceedings. The NSW Civil & Administrative Tribunal (NCAT)...
Read moreDetailsBuying property can be a daunting experience, especially for first home buyers. Checklists include buyer beware precautions such as obtaining Pest and Building or Strata Reports where relevant, and ensuring any finance required is fully approved. Where loans are made from the bank of Mum and Dad, it is highly...
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