Macquarie Law Dubbo NSW Australia

DP O’Keefe Macquarie Law is a legal office in Dubbo NSW Australia.

Dan O’Keefe is an experienced solicitor, accredited business law specialist, mediator and notary public.

Providing practical, cost-effective & confidential advice.

Come to us for a high level of service in a friendly & personal manner.

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We are OPEN & propose to remain open & available as much as possible

Some of the legal services we provide are essential. For instance, sales and purchases still need to go ahead.

We follow recommended health protocols. Please telephone or email us first if you have any concerns.

We need to behave and think differently in these extraordinary times. While maintaining social distance and good hygiene we try to stay connected, reach out to those isolated and work together as a community.

Stymie web app to disrupt the cycle of bystanding at school

"In 87% of cases of bullying and harm, there are bystanders present. While some people may feel comfortable initiating conversations about harm with others, many don't."

"Stymie allows bystanders to remain anonymous, giving them the courage to overcome the fears and social pressures that prevent them from speaking up. It also relieves feelings of helplessness for those who want to help their peers but don't quite know how."

"Stymie is a web application, meaning it can be accessed via any internet browser; nothing needs to be downloaded from a website or store."

Reports should also be made to app providers. It is also a Commonwealth criminal offence to use a carriage service to menace harass or cause offence.

(Go to Stymie)

Homebuilder Federal government economic response

HomeBuilder provides eligible owner-occupiers (including first home buyers) with a grant of $25,000 to build a new home or substantially renovate an existing home. Construction must be contracted to commence within three months of the contract date.

(Homebuilder factsheet) (Homebuilder Frequently Asked Questions)

(First home buyers boost for 12 months from 1 August 2020)