ATSILS Civil Outreach Legal Clinics – Far North Queensland 2026
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ATSILS Civil Outreach Legal Clinics – Far North Queensland 2026

⚖️ ATSILS Civil Outreach Clinics will be held in Atherton, Mareeba, Malanda, Mt Garnett, Ravenshoe, Kuranda, Mossman, Cooktown and Hopevale throughout 2026. There will also be separate clinics held in Yarrabah and Innisfail – contact ATSILS Cairns for details.
Delivered by members of our Cairns Civil Law Team in partnership with local Community Justice Groups, these clinics provide the community with free & more accessible legal advice and assistance in their communities.
Whether you’re dealing with a difficult landlord, unfair debt, workplace issues, or need help with a Will, come and see our team at one of the events listed below and in Flyer linked here.
🛠️ What we can help with:
✅ Housing & Tenancy
✅ Debts & Payday Lending
✅ Employment Law & Workplace Rights
✅ Wills & Superannuation
✅ Blue Cards & Driver’s Licence Hardship
✅ Police Accountability & Discrimination
Even if your matter is about Family Law, Domestic Violence or Child Protection – come see us—we can provide the right referral pathway to ensure you get the help you need.
Don’t wait until a small problem becomes a big one. Reach out to your local coordinator listed in the contact tile below to book an appointment!
Open Letter to PM Anthony Albanese – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Incarceration Rates.
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Open Letter to PM Anthony Albanese – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Incarceration Rates.

Sign the Open Letter to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

Right now, there are more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in prison than ever before.
From coast to coast across our lands, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children are being criminalised and imprisoned at alarming rates.

This is happening because state and territory governments are more concerned with political point-scoring  than evidence-based reforms.

That is why more than 200 organisations and leaders have come together to urge the Prime Minister to show national leadership.

We are calling for a national emergency summit on youth justice, so that key decision makers in government can listen to the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander legal experts and leaders in a setting where community-controlled organisations lead the discussion.

Will you sign the open letter to add your voice?