31 03, 2023

Product Liability and Safety in Australia: Overview

March 31, 2023|Abuse, Australia, Consent, Corruption, Fatality, Fertility, Finance, History, Human Rights, illness, Inquiry, International, Law, Pharma, Politics, Psychology, Vax Damage|

A Q&A guide to product liability and safety in Australia.

The Q&A gives a high-level overview of the sources of product liability law, establishing liability, liable persons, defences, excluding/limiting liability, court proceedings, evidence, class actions, litigation funding, remedies, product safety, product recall and reporting requirements.

31 03, 2023

Product liability in Australia

March 31, 2023|Abuse, Australia, Consent, Corruption, Doctors, Fatality, Fertility, Human Rights, illness, Inquiry, Law, Pharma, Politics, Propaganda, Psychology, Vax Damage|

Australia’s product liability laws are a mixture of common law and Federal and state legislation.

Manufacturer liability for goods with safety defects

The liability provisions of the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) generally apply to a manufacturer that supplies consumer goods in trade or commerce. A manufacturer […]

31 03, 2023

What Constitutes as Medical Negligence

March 31, 2023|Abuse, Australia, Consent, Corruption, Doctors, Education, Fatality, Finance, Human Rights, illness, Inquiry, Law, Misinformed Media, Pharma, Politics, Propaganda, Psychology, Research, Vax Damage|

As patients, we all have the right to place our trust in medical professionals to look after us properly and give quality care. However, despite our reliance upon these professionals, there are times when they have caused their patients to suffer more harm or injury because of negligent medical treatment. If you believe […]

30 03, 2023

Thousands of residents revolt against Aussie council plan to go cashless

March 30, 2023|Abuse, Australia, CBDC, Consent, Corruption, Digital ID, Finance, History, Human Rights, Misinformed Media, Politics, Privacy, Propaganda, Psychology, Social Credit, Surveillance, Technology, UN, W.E.F., W.H.O.|

The Cairns debate over going cashless is part of a wider conundrum facing Aussies.
The Cairns debate over going cashless is part of a wider conundrum facing Aussies.

Residents of an Aussie town have united against a controversial plan by the local council to take […]

30 03, 2023

Australian government funding 52 smart cities projects with AU$28.5m

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Nov. 16, 2017 – Under round one of the Smart Cities and Suburbs Program, the Australian government will provide 52 projects across thNov. 16, 2017Nov. 16, 2017e nation with AU$28.5 million in shared funding.

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The Australian government has announced the […]