Women’s Legal Service Tasmania have provided a submission in relation to Family Violence (Miscellaneous Reforms) Bill 2025 to the Department […]
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WLSA Media Release – Federal Budget 2023: Focus on gender equality welcome but vital legal support for women experiencing violence missing
Women’s Legal Services Australia welcomes the budget’s strong focus on structural change to build gender equality, however these measures must […]
WLST Submission in relation to the Criminal Code Amendment Bill 2022
Women’s Legal Service Tasmania has today made a submission to the Department of Justice in relation to the Criminal Code […]
Upcoming 2021-2022 Tasmanian Budget
From additional funds allocated to community legal assistance for Tasmanians through the state election campaign and the Women’s Budget Statement […]
WLST Funding Clarification ahead of the 2021-2022 Tasmanian Budget
Women’s Legal Service Tasmania (WLST) is grateful for the Commonwealth and Tasmanian Government commitment to provide continuing specialist community legal […]
Media Release – Podcast Series on the Australian Legal System Empowers Women
Release: Thursday 10 June, 2021 A new podcast series designed to empower women and encourage allies highlights the challenges within […]
Media Release – Sandra Taglieri SC Appointed to the Federal Circuit Court
Women’s Legal Service Tasmania was delighted to hear of the appointment of Sandra Taglieri SC to the judiciary in the […]
Media Statement 22 April 2021 TasCOSS- Urgent Need for Response to Family Violence
Women’s Legal Service Tasmania and Engender Equality are facing shortfalls in funding or funding cutbacks without increased government investment. These […]
Rule of Thumb – a podcast from Women’s Legal Service Tasmania
The difficulties faced by women as they navigate the family law system has been laid bare in a new series […]
Media Release – Government fails women – desperate need for focus on superannuation law reforms
Women’s Legal Service Tasmania (WLST) are disappointed that the Commonwealth Government has not focused on ensuring that women have access […]