General information about discrimination
Discrimination and the Anti-Discrimination Board of NSW (information about all grounds of discrimination covered by the Anti-Discrimination Act and how to make a complaint)
What you can do if you are treated unfairly (easy English for people from non-English speaking backgrounds)
What you can do if you are treated unfairly (very simple English for people with intellectual disabilities)
Treated unfairly because you are an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person? (information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people about all grounds of discrimination and how to make a complaint)
Information in community languages

Grounds of discrimination covered in NSW
Age discrimination
Age discrimination and job advertisements
Breastfeeding discrimination
Carers’ responsibilities discrimination
Disability discrimination
Homosexual discrimination
Infectious diseases discrimination
Marital or domestic status discrimination
Pregnancy discrimination
Race discrimination
Sex discrimination
Transgender discrimination

Other information on discrimination law
History of the NSW Anti-Discrimination Act
Alcohol-free zones
Complaining to the Anti-Discrimination Board (more detailed information on how to make a complaint and the complaint process)
Discrimination, EEO and affirmative action (what these mean in terms of employment)
Discrimination and sport
Exemptions from the Anti-Discrimination Act (when are they required and how to apply)
Harassment and sexual harassment
Vilification (relating to race, homosexuality, transgender status and HIV/AIDS status)
Victimisation (when a person is treated unfairly because they have made a discrimination complaint)