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The Ombudsman will provide an efficient and no-cost alternative dispute resolution service for land access disputes.

This legislation will be the next stage of reform, aimed at providing operational flexibility for petroleum explorers.

The EPBC Act should remain the primary reference for any action that could have a significant impact on the environment.

This newsletter includes links to recent media releases, reports and cases relating to construction and infrastructure.

HSF Kramer alumnus Tom Bowes reflects on a career shaped by power and infrastructure, life in Japan and the importance of building lasting relationships and giving back.

The Australian Government has released draft legislation for consultation which will establish the world's first framework for carbon dioxide capture and geological storage.

The report recommends reforms at all levels of the electricity supply chain to 'reset' the National Electricity Market.

The decision to cancel three petroleum exploration licences highlights the current risk for resources companies in NSW.

The NSW policy has little protection for farmers and the environment and adds costs and delays to coal and CSG projects.

Queensland is well placed to embrace hydrogen technology and the economic, environmental and social benefits it may bring.

These new provisions address the conversion of coal seam gas (CSG) wells to water bores on a landowner's property.

New CSG exploration licences will not be issued until the new framework is in place, which is expected to be mid-2015.

Formulating a regulatory roadmap for how a nuclear energy program might function in Australia would help decision making

The Resource Rent Tax Assessment Act has been expanded to cover onshore petroleum projects and the North West Shelf.

NSW amendments will encourage investment in renewable energy projects, while a review of Qld's energy laws is underway.

More compliance hurdles will affect 100 per cent FIFO resources projects in Queensland - whether existing or planned.

Licensed electricians are not required to perform this work in relation to the installation of PV modules on solar farms.

Changes increase fees payable by mining and petroleum title holders and report on compliance with licence conditions.