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Consumer rights and protection
Learn about your rights when buying a product or service, including repairs, replacements and refunds, product safety, warranties and guarantees.
Going to court and mediation
Find out what to expect if you need to go to court in NSW to resolve a civil or criminal matter, or appear on a jury.
Housing and neighbours
Find out how to make a noise complaint and resolve disputes with your neighbours about trees, pets and retaining walls.
Latest legal and justice updates
Ministerial media release
Illegal e-bikes will be seized and crushed to stop the use of high-powered and doctored bikes that perform more like motorbikes than bicycles.
The Bondi Junction tragedy has left a lasting impact on the community, and the delivery of the coronial findings today will be difficult for anyone impacted.
Ministerial media release
The Minns Labor Government has introduced legislation to NSW Parliament to modernise property laws and ensure greater consistency across building sector licensing schemes.
Ministerial media release
All NSW school staff, including principals and school leaders, will be subject to strengthened conduct requirements that explicitly prohibit hate speech, under reforms to be announced today by the Minns Labor Government.
Ministerial media release
The NSW Government will today introduce legislation into Parliament to strengthen councils’ enforcement powers to shut down unlawful places of worship.
Recent legal and justice publications
Research
The 2022 Young People in Custody Health Survey (YPICHS) Report provides an up-to-date physical and mental health profile of the youth custodial population in NSW, with data gathered through face-to-face interviews, mental health, and cognitive and language assessments.
Fact sheet, Guide
This guide provides incident specific information about the support available through the Victims Support Scheme for victims of the Bondi Beach terrorist attack on 14 December 2025.
Fact sheet, Guide
If you’re a family member of someone who has died as a result of the Bondi Beach terrorist incident, we can assist you during this difficult time. You can contact Victims Services for free and confidential information, advice and referrals.
Form
Complete this statutory declaration if you are a nominated representative attending a Mental Health Review Tribunal hearing for a registered victim.
Guideline
Guidelines for the publication of regulatory actions taken by NSW Fair Trading, including the procedure for requesting changes to the NSW Fair Trading Name and Shame Register.