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Section 8, sub-section 12 of the Imperial Acts Application Act dictates that "All promises of fines and forfeitures of particular persons before conviction are illegal and void." That means speeding fines, parking fines, red light camera fines, infringement notices, expiation notices, failure to vote fines, failure to register dog fines and ANY other type of fine you can name, are ALL completely illegal.
Explore FinesWhat this covers
- The law that protects you
- The Strawman and your ALL CAPS name
- Police powers and your rights
- Private parking fines (CarePark and others)
- Director ID requirements
- Getting help with fines
Questions to ask
- Was the fine issued before a conviction?
- Is the fine addressed to your ALL CAPS name?
- Is it a private parking fine?
- Have you been asked to identify yourself?
Everyone is sick of hearing the stories of the major banks posting billion-dollar profits and CEOs receiving multi-million dollar salaries, while most people struggle to make ends meet. The average person is, quite simply, a slave to the banks. We have become enslaved through debt and, whilst most people falsely believe they're free, the reality is that no one is more enslaved than the man or woman that believes they are free.
Explore BankingWhat this covers
- What is "legal tender"?
- The ultimate banking fraud
- The Certificate of Title swindle
- What you can do about it
- Proof that banks create money through loans
Questions to ask
- Where is your Certificate of Title?
- Did your bank create money from your loan?
- Were you forced to pay mortgage insurance?
- Has your loan been securitised?
Before you file your taxes online or submit a tax return, there are some critical things you need to understand. The original Taxpayers' Charter clearly says that personal tax is voluntary — it works on a system of voluntary compliance. Most people are never told this and believe they MUST pay tax when, in fact, they do not.
Explore TaxWhat this covers
- The history of personal income tax
- What do you pay tax on?
- The ALL CAPS name and your TFN
- The word "income" is never defined
- Is the ATO a legal entity?
- The GST strategy
Questions to ask
- Did you know personal tax is voluntary?
- Is your TFN issued to your ALL CAPS name?
- Can the ATO define "income"?
- Is the ATO a legal entity?
Tenancy laws vary significantly between Australian states and territories. However, all jurisdictions provide basic protections around rent, repairs, privacy and eviction notices.
Explore TenancyWhat this covers
- Your lease and your rights
- Repairs and maintenance
Questions to ask
- Is the rent increase valid?
- Has the landlord given proper notice?
- Is the property in reasonable repair?
- Is your bond protected?
Every Australian employee has minimum rights protected by federal and state law. These include minimum pay rates, leave entitlements, protection from unfair dismissal, and the right to a safe workplace.
Explore EmploymentWhat this covers
- Know your minimum entitlements
- Unfair dismissal and general protections
Questions to ask
- Are you being paid correctly?
- Was proper process followed?
- Are your leave entitlements correct?
- Is your workplace safe?
Australian Consumer Law provides automatic guarantees when you buy goods and services. These protections apply regardless of any manufacturer's warranty and cannot be excluded or limited by the seller.
Explore ConsumerWhat this covers
- Consumer guarantees
- Remedies for faulty goods
Questions to ask
- Is the product of acceptable quality?
- Does the product match the description?
- Is it a major or minor failure?
- Did you keep your receipt?
The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 has 9 parts and the ninth part contains the Commonwealth Constitution. We recommend that you all download at least a basic copy and read through it. We are the highest law in the land.
Explore ConstitutionWhat this covers
- The preamble and clause 5
- Key sections that protect you
- Sections 115, 117 and 118
- State Constitutions and the Victoria problem
- What about the Australia Act?
Questions to ask
- Can a Magistrate say the Constitution doesn't apply?
- What does Section 109 mean for State fines?
- Is gold and silver still legal tender?
- Does the Australia Act override the Constitution?
There are many issues relating to the concept of Local Government that affect our everyday lives — parking fines, rates, and a whole range of fines issued by local councils who believe that they are authorised under various local government acts to operate as a third tier of government.
Explore Local GovtWhat this covers
- The Constitution only allows TWO levels of government
- The class action and your MP
- The proposed 2013 referendum was not held
- Notice to Show Standing
Questions to ask
- Can councils lawfully operate as a third tier of government?
- Are council parking fines and rates enforceable?
- What is the class action about?
- Should I write to my MP?
No-one has the right to tell you what you must or must not put in your body. Our right to make those choices for ourselves is being removed. You CANNOT be forced, or coerced, into having a COVID vaccine.
Explore COVIDWhat this covers
- You CANNOT be forced to vaccinate
- Informed consent is your right
- The truth about COVID testing
- Lock downs are unlawful
- The Nuremberg Code and your rights
- The "No Jab, No Pay" legislation
Questions to ask
- Can your employer force you to vaccinate?
- Are PCR tests accurate?
- Can you refuse a vaccine for your children?
- Were the lock downs lawful?
