The recent decision of the Court of Appeal of England and Wales in Star Hydro Power Limited v National Transmission and ...

The Takeovers Panel has released a consultation paper proposing amendments to its Guidance Note 4 ( GN 4 ), which sets out ...

A recent decision confirms, which shouldn't really surprise anybody, that contractual interpretation is key to determining whether an insurance policy will respond to a "Claim" for "Loss" "resulting ...

The second-term energy and climate agenda of the Australian Labor Government is more defined than ever – and more exposed. Labor’s policy architecture is ambitious, but execution risk remains high ...

Expanded licensing and liability are on the way for the NSW building sector. The NSW Government’s ambitious agenda for building legislation reform has taken another step forward, with the release of ...

Initially foreshadowed in late 2022, and following community consultation which commenced in 2019, the WA Government has this month introduced Bills to implement its proposed new privacy and ...

In seven weeks' time, employers must be able to show they comply with the new positive duty in line with the AHRC's detailed expectations, which make it clear that policies and training alone will no ...

If evidence cannot be collated to show either serious harm to reputation having been suffered or the publication being likely to cause such harm, a claim may not go far. In November 2021, the Uniform ...

How witnesses give evidence of conversations might change, if the Federal Court's critique is taken up by other courts. Since the mid-1990s, New South Wales solicitors have prepared evidence in chief ...

COP30 wrapped up with a mixed bag of outcomes, leaving no constituency satisfied with the final result: While some progress was made on the Just Transition and Adaptation Finance, there was a ...

This morning the Attorney-General tabled before Parliament the Australian Government’s initial tranche of proposed privacy reforms in the form of the Privacy and ...