Partying and Trouble

Partying, Alcohol, Drugs, Internet - Knowing how the law applies to you can help keep you out of trouble (or help you to know what to do if you get into it).
It's good to remember that you always have a choice the ability to make a choice is a very important one to have under your control, and can helps you avoid situations that you wouldn’t otherwise want to be a part of. It's important to being able to make your own decisions in matters such as alcohol, drugs and almost everything else without the influence of your peers.

Cameras and Phones

Taking photos in public places? Make sure you have consent.

You are allowed to take photos in public even if other people are in them. There are some exceptions though where you would need the other people’s consent.

Public spaces such as swimming pools, law courts or areas around schools may have policies regarding use of cameras or video and you should check prior to taking any images.

It is illegal to take photos or videos of another person without them knowing or without their agreement in any place that would be considered private. This includes change rooms,bedrooms and bathrooms.

It is illegal to take, post, send or keep an image of someone that is of sexual nature. It is illegal to take photos or videos of a person’s private activities including those of a sexual nature, or that would be also otherwise considered private.