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Plain-English guides to Australian law — bonds, tradies, tribunals, consumer rights, and more. Written so you can actually act on them.

8 October 2026

Who Can Witness an Enduring Power of Attorney in Your State (It’s Not Always a JP)

The single most common reason an enduring power of attorney is invalid is the wrong witness. In New South Wales a Justice of the Peace cannot witness one at all. The rules,…

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8 October 2026

How to Make a Will in Australia (and Sign It So It’s Actually Valid)

You do not need a lawyer to make a valid will in Australia. You do need to sign it the right way.…

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7 October 2026 employee rights

How to Request Flexible Working Arrangements: Who Can Ask, the 21-Day Rule, and Writing One That’s Hard to Refuse

A plain guide to asking your employer for different hours, days or to work from home: who is eligible, what your written…

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7 October 2026

Car on Finance Is a Lemon? Pause Repayments and Demand a Refund

Stuck making repayments on a used car from a dealer that turned out faulty? Here are the two moves to make at…

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7 October 2026

How to Complain About Your Phone or Internet Provider

A plain-English guide to complaining about a phone or internet provider in Australia: the rules your provider must follow, and how to…

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7 October 2026

How to Complain About a Real Estate Agent in Australia

A plain-English guide to complaining about a real estate agent in Australia: raise it with the agency first, then take it to…

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7 October 2026

Can’t Pay Your Energy Bill? Hardship Help and How to Dispute

If you can't pay your electricity or gas bill, or think it is wrong, you have options: a payment plan, hardship help,…

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7 October 2026

Can You Sell a Car With Finance Owing? The Rules in Australia

You can sell a car with finance owing in Australia, but a secured loan must be paid out or the lender must…

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7 October 2026

How to Remove a Default From Your Credit File in Australia

A default can only be removed from your credit file if it is wrong. Here is how to tell, the notice rules…

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7 October 2026

At Fault in a Car Crash With No Insurance? What to Do Next

Caused a crash without insurance and now have a letter of demand? Here is what you may owe, how to check the…

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