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Self-defence laws remain “weak”

Victims say their security and peace of mind have been shaken after Parliament refused to review self-defence laws, despite rising crime in Casey and Cardinia. Libertarian MP David Limbrick, who put the proposal forward, is disappointed at the outcome on 18 August. “We had overwhelming…

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