A common criminal charge resulting from a physical altercation is grievous bodily harm. If you are the person who delivers the ‘final hit’, can you defend the charge?

To choke, strangle and/or suffocate are not actually defined in legislation but you can still be found guilty and they are serious criminal offences.

In February 2021, new laws came into effect in Queensland to address the purchase, possession, storage and use of replica firearms.

It is not uncommon for people to want to record conversations in which they are involved. For example, someone may wish to have an accurate record of what was said, or for their own legal protection. This leads to a common question: is it illegal to record a conversation without consent?