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These recommendations could result in the most significant changes to Australia's foreign investment policy since FATA.

The 2012 Federal Budget will have an adverse impact on non-residents investing in Australia.

Some governments respond to State-owned enterprises with suspicion and fear, but Australia's response has been measured.

The Victorian Budget for 2018/19 confirms the commitment of the state's Labor government to infrastructure, with overall investment in infrastructure over the next four years forecast...

There were considerable changes for foreign investors involved in the property market in the 2015 Federal Budget.

The Queensland government has introduced a 3% duty surcharge - AFAD - on 'foreign persons' purchasing 'residential land'.

Legislation allowing eligible managed investment trusts (MITs) to elect to have gains from certain eligible assets treated on capital, rather than revenue account, was introduced into Parliament on 16 April 2010

This alert looks at the upcoming FRCGWT changes coming into effect and how they affect contracts and buyers and sellers.

The Australian Government recently released its Critical Minerals Strategy 2023–2030 (CM Strategy).

Government support for the critical minerals supply chain sets this sector apart when it comes to opportunities.

Japan is quietly having a substantial, positive impact on our urban lifestyle – and is looking for further opportunities.

Temporary changes to the foreign investment review framework will remain for the duration of the Coronavirus pandemic.

Property owners and investors need to be familiar with the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) requirements.

For foreign investors prepared to engage seriously with the process, the pathway exists. The key is understanding what it actually involves, and planning accordingly.

Foreign persons with registerable water entitlements or contractual water rights must notify the ATO about any changes.

Recent activity has spotlighted foreign investment rules, and new measures aim to increase transparency and confidence.

There are important laws governing investment in Australia by a foreign resident, including what is a "foreign person".