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Pill Testing Is Finally Being Made Permanent at NSW Music Festivals

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By Paul Gregoire
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The Minns government announced on Wednesday, 2 September 2026, that from October, pill testing, or drug checking, services will be available at select New South Wales music festivals on a permanent basis. And this much-welcomed decision by NSW Labor comprises a significant victory for the civil society campaign that had long called for the initiative that prevents overdoses to be rolled out.
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The NSW Offence of Reckless Wounding in Company

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By Paul Gregoire, Ugur Nedim
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Two New South Wales men have been charged with reckless wounding in company, following an incident involving an alleged assault on a 31-year-old manat a licensed premises in on Wiradjuri land on Yapunyah Street in the southwestern NSW town of Barellan at around 9.30 pm on Friday, 28 August 2026. Officers attached to Murrumbidgee Police District commenced an investigation on the Friday evening, after a report about the assault at the licensed premises on Yapunyah Street.
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Police Need to Combat Racial Profiling and Ditch Race Descriptors, Ombudsman Asserts

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By Paul Gregoire
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On 11 November 2025, three Australian Capital Territory policing officers boarded a bus on Ngunnawal land bound for the Canberra suburb of Tuggeranong and hauled a 17-year-old Aboriginal boy, known as Jay, off it at gunpoint, in a case of mistaken identity. And the dodgy manner in which this played out led the ACT Ombudsman to recommend the agency reconsider ‘racial profiling’.
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