When someone passes away without leaving a will or identifiable heirs, their property may be classified as bona vacantia, a Latin term meaning “ownerless goods.” In Australia, bona vacantia ensures that unclaimed assets such as money, property, or shares, are not left in limbo but are instead managed by the government. This legal framework helps […]
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If your partner lives overseas and you’re looking to reunite in Australia, the country offers several visa options tailored to your relationship status. Whether you are married, engaged, or in a de facto relationship, Australian immigration law provides pathways for couples to live together. The process, while detailed, is designed to ensure genuine relationships are
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Corporal punishment—using physical force as a method of discipline—has long been a topic of debate. In Australia, the legality of corporal punishment varies depending on who is administering it and the circumstances. While parents are allowed to use corporal punishment in some situations, strict legal limits apply. It is banned entirely in Australian schools and
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