Podcast Summary
Queensland castle law: A petition with over 37,000 signatures in Queensland calls for castle law, allowing citizens to use force to defend themselves from intruders without immediate legal repercussions, following controversial news and a rugby team's unexpected win.
In Queensland, a petition with over 37,000 signatures is calling for the enactment of "castle law," which would allow citizens to use force to defend themselves from intruders without fear of immediate legal repercussions. This comes after a controversial win by the Queensland women's rugby team against New South Wales and news of a potentially gruesome incident involving a cat. The current self-defense laws in Queensland reportedly only allow for defense within reason. Meanwhile, in the world of sports, the Queensland Maroons women's team celebrated a heart-stopping 11-10 victory over New South Wales, with Ally Bringenshaw leading the charge. Despite being written off after a loss in the first game, the team's morale was boosted by their unexpected win. The incident with the cat, which was allegedly found slaughtered on a driveway, is currently under investigation, with some speculating it may have been hit by a car.