Aboriginal Legal Service (NSW/ACT)

Awards

Over the years, many ALS staff have been recognised for their professionalism and their commitment.  The following are recent awards presented to our staff. Congratulations!
 

ALS Chief Legal Officer John McKenzie was awarded the Justice Medal by the Law and Justice Foundation in October 2011 for his unwaivering commitment to improving access to justice for Aboriginal people in NSW.
 
 

 

The ALS Management Team including Phil Naden, Lorraine Wright, Hewitt Whyman, Shawn Stubbings, Julie Perkins and Gerry Moore were awarded as nominees for the Law and Justice Foundation's Aboriginal Justice Award in October 2011.
 

 

ALS Zone Manager Julie Perkins was the recipient of the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service Trevor Christian Employee of the Year Award in 2009.
 

 

  ALS Solicitor Ruth Chalmers was awarded Up and Coming Woman Lawyer of the Year in the NSW Women Lawyers Achievement Awards 2009.
   
   
   
   
   

 

News

Bugmy not guilty - Police use of taser found ‘excessive’

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Police found to have used ‘excessive’ force when tasering a Wilcannia man. read more

Breath testing as bail condition now unlawful - ALS assists in law reform

The Supreme Court in Sydney has ruled against bail conditions that allow police to breath-test people any time, any where. read more

Art competition with cash prize

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ALS invites Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists to create a poster celebrating our 40 years. read more

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