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The new protocols were introduced by Federal Cabinet to address the threat of the more infectious UK coronavirus strain.

Temporary relief on insolvent trading for directors ends on 31 December 2020, so businesses must know their obligations.

In response to COVID-19 impacts, the Government introduced temporary changes to the rules of insolvency and bankruptcy.

If the Queensland government is not using the data, then perhaps residents should have a general right to privacy.

Landlords in NSW should be mindful of these amendments to retail and commercial leases during the COVID-19 pandemic.

These government measures assist landlords and tenants impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19) to manage their leases.

These laws also pre-empt better retail trade and commercial life, hopefully signalling an end to challenging times.

These new planning exemptions will only be granted while WA is under the state of emergency from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The government recently announced a JobMaker plan to assist the Australian arts industry survive the impact of COVID-19.

The Code needs to be adopted by state and territory legislation, so state legislative drafters should add more detail.

Consequences of repeal of COVID leasing laws. Scenarios given to illustrate how changes will apply. What to look out for.

Article discusses the two key temporary changes to the way foreign investment is reviewed in Australia since the pandemic.

Under Stage 4 restrictions, businesses that operate in Victoria are subject to the strictest rules in place in Australia.

An unprecedented series of stimulus and assistance packages aim to assist businesses and individuals through the crisis.

The National Cabinet agreed to implement a mandatory Code of Conduct on commercial leasing (Code), details of which were revealed on 7 April 2020.

You are only permitted to leave your house for work or if you have a 'reasonable excuse', or you could face a fine.

Most of the measures are aimed at a business level, so that they will ultimately benefit employees of those businesses.