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The Report on " The Economics of Energy Generation" provides an insight into the potential future energy mix for NSW.

The Land Court's decision was ruled invalid because of apprehended bias, so New Acland faces another lengthy hearing.

The Queensland Land Court has recommended that the mining lease and environmental authority for the Waratah Mine be refused, amongst other reasons because of climate change impacts...

The decision develops the law on the assessment and conditioning of Scope 3 or 'downstream' greenhouse gas emissions.

This decision suggests that any new fossil fuel development in Australia will need a strong offset plan to gain approval.

The re-released INFO 214 has some notable differences from the first iteration of Information Sheet 214.

Native title parties cannot simply assert an impact on rights and interests if they want the Tribunal to refuse grants.

Court directions can provide assistance to receivers in the context of hotly contested disputes and transactions.

Australian listed mining companies with African assets are ideal for Chinese companies wishing to invest in Africa.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement could benefit Australia's exports of resources and associated goods and services.

This was a most unwelcome decision for subcontractors and contractors trying to enforce payment on Qld mining leases.

Whilst section 5(1) of Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 (NSW) (SOPA) goes to some lengths to give guidance as to what would be "construction work".

In December 2013 the Queensland Court of Appeal overturned two important, controversial BCIPA decisions of lower courts.

Queensland exploration permits and authorities will now be subject to stamp duty and the top rate of duty will increase.

The Future Made in Australia (Production Tax Credits and Other Measures) Act 2025 (Act), which received Royal Assent shortly before this year's Federal election was announced, established the critical minerals...

Australia's mining sector has entered a striking new phase of M&A activity.

Australia's legislative framework for decommissioning end-of-life energy assets is confusing and inconsistent.