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The First Nations paralegal is an identified position for a person who is First Nations. The role of the paralegal is to provide administrative and casework support to the First Nations lawyer and First Nations clients, in a culturally appropriate and accessible manner.  This role provides an opportunity to work within a culturally safe practice at Redfern legal Centre, dedicated to assisting First Nations clients in our local area, across a range of legal issues and areas of law. The First Nations paralegal may also assist other practice areas, depending on capacity and demand.

This free community education session will provide information for workers experiencing workplace exploitation, with a focus on the new protections available to temporary visa holders in Australia.

This online sessions offers a practical, overview of NSW protest law, What you need to know before you go to a protest or organsie one and recent legislative changes.

This free online session provides a comprehensive overview of the termination process for tenants in both the private market and social/public housing.

Join us for this free online information session to learn how to identify financial abuse in company directorships and tax debts

Free online session for NSW sector workers: Learn how FAS helps financial abuse survivors with debts, rights, and tax issues. Panel of experts. Wed 24 June, 11am–12pm (AEST).

Free online session (May 20, 2026, 11am–12pm AEST) on how discrimination laws apply to police conduct in NSW. Covers legal tests, common complaint barriers, legal gaps, and alternative accountability options. Designed for community workers, lawyers, and advocates.

Redfern Legal Centre’s first Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) sets out our organisational commitment to reconciliation and contains a number of concrete actions for us to work towards between March 2023 and February 2025.

This webinar will provide you with tips and tactics to effectively resolve common complaints with phone bills, electricity bills, and banking debts.

Bystanders filmed the late-night arrest of Darren Biles in Dubbo on December 10 and shared it on social media. Mr Biles, who was allegedly injured during the incident, was later charged with two counts of assault against officers and of resisting arrest.