Is Your Child Being Bullied at School? What NSW Parents Need to Know About Their Legal Rights
NSW schools have a legal duty of care to protect students from bullying, and may be liable if they knew and failed to act — parents have free complaint pathways and potential compensation claims, subject to time limits and a required psychiatric diagnosis.
Navigating Academic & Non-Academic Misconduct: Your Rights & Responsibilities
If your university concludes that you have engaged in academic or non-academic misconduct, you may be subject to a number of penalties. If you think that the university has improperly conducted its investigation, or failed to accord to procedural fairness, you may be entitled to lodge an appeal.
