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The Foundation of Standing: Lawful Inhabitants vs. The Corporate Commonwealth
The Silence of the Councils: Unmasking the Local Administrative Usurpation
The Illusion of the Administrative State
Why Men Are Reclaiming Their Living Standing
Across the Western world, an unmistakable exhaustion has set in. Ordinary people look at their institutions—courts, revenue agencies, regulatory bureaucracies, local councils—and sense that something fundamental has shifted. Government no longer functions as a protector of ancient rights, an inheritor of common law, or a servant of the historic people who
Notice to Admit Facts
Related: FOI resource, Using FOI to establish records.
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1. What it is
A notice to admit facts is a formal interlocutory step in civil litigation by which one party requires another party to admit, for the purposes of that proceeding only, the truth of specified facts (and, under a related process, the authenticity of specified … Read article
Phone seizures, data protection
See also Stop and Search guide, and for more GrapheneOS phone information.
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New South Wales Police have been granted powers to access and download phone content on the beat, targeting devices that facilitate encrypted communication. While GrapheneOS on Google Pixel devices offers robust privacy protections, it cannot guarantee immunity against physical device seizure if the … Read article
Three rights every man and woman can rely on when dealing with a government agency
A right to privacy
Since June 2025, every man and woman in Australia has held a direct statutory right to protection from serious invasions of privacy (aside from common law right), as now there is a new tort inserted into the Privacy Act 1988. It applies where a man or woman’s seclusion has been intruded upon, or their information … Read article
He Who Asks Questions Maketh Not a Sovereign Citizen
There is a peculiar modern reflex in which any man or woman who asks a government agency, politely, in writing, to show its authority, is promptly issued a diagnosis. Not a legal diagnosis. A social one. “Sovereign citizen,” they are told, usually by someone who has never read the Act in question and is relying entirely on vibes.
It is … Read article
Kioa v West (1985) 159 CLR 550; [1985] HCA 81
Case name: Kioa v West
Full title: Kioa and Others v Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs and Another Citation: (1985) 159 CLR 550; [1985] HCA 81 Court: High Court of Australia
Decided: 18 December 1985
Bench: Gibbs CJ, Mason, Wilson, Brennan and Deane JJ
AustLII link: http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases/cth/HCA/1985/81.html
Area of law: Administrative law, natural justice and procedural fairness, deportation decisions.… Read article
Trespass beyond land
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See also Trespass to Land, and Capturing my face is a billing event.
Ubi jus ibi remedium — where there is a right, there is a remedy: the principle that gave rise not just to trespass to land, but to its sibling actions in the same family of intentional torts.