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If your neighbour has a security camera pointed at your house and you’re worried about your privacy, first try to talk to your neighbour. If this doesn’t fix the problem, you could ask your local community justice or neighbourhood mediation centre for help (see the table below).
The Privacy Act doesn’t cover a security camera operated by an individual acting in a private capacity but state or territory laws may apply. For more information, contact the Attorney-General’s Department in your state or territory. However, if you’re concerned about your safety, contact the police.
You could also contact your local council to find out if the practice contravenes any local laws. Some councils require planning permission for security cameras.
If your property is part of a strata title, check the by-laws to see if they cover installing or using security cameras.
Help handling a dispute
If you live in
Contact
Australian Capital Territory
Conflict Resolution Service
Phone: 02 6162 4050
New South Wales
Community Justice Centres
Attorney-General’s Department
Phone: 1800 990 777
Northern Territory
Community Justice Centre
Department of Justice
Phone: 1800 000 473
Queensland
Dispute Resolution Branch
Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Phone: 07 3239 6007
South Australia
Uniting Communities Mediation Service
Phone: 08 8342 1800
Tasmania
Department of Justice
Phone: 03 6173 0210
Victoria
Dispute Settlement Centre
Department of Justice
Phone: 1800 658 528
Western Australia
Legal Aid Western Australia
Phone: 1300 650 579 |
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