The Australian government’s response on home invasions and “castle law” is mixed, and many feel homeowners don’t have strong enough legal protections. Whether it’s “doing enough” depends a lot on how you define “enough,” and there are real tensions around risk, rights, and unintended consequences. Current Situation: What the Law Is 1. Self-Defence Laws Are Restrictive but Present Under existing laws in many Australian states and territories, homeowners can use force to defend their property, but

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Australia’s gun laws are often called the gold standard for community safety, but almost 30 years on from the Port Arthur massacre that led to decisive reforms, there are more legal firearms in the country than ever before. Nour Haydar speaks with senior correspondent Sarah Martin and investigations reporter Ariel Bogle about why the number of guns in Australia is on the rise, the escalating threat of 3D-printed weaponry and why the gun lobby claims it’s ‘winning’ the fight against firearm contr

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