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The Australian government’s response on home invasions and “castle law” is mixed, and many feel homeowners don’t have strong enough legal protections. Whether it’s “doing enough” depends a lot on how you define “enough,” and there are real tensions around risk, rights, and unintended consequences. Current Situation: What the Law Is 1. Self-Defence Laws Are Restrictive but Present Under existing laws in many Australian states and territories, homeowners can use force to defend their property, but