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The article considers key implications of the recommendations in the Report for agribusinesses and foreign investors.

While some aspects of the ADM takeover process were noteworthy, much of it was simply business as usual for the FIRB.

This new visa stream could provide a new source of investment for Australian businesses, managed funds and governments.

It is a collection of different interests and networks, which is the future of Australia's integration with Asia.

Foreign purchasers of Australian real estate should make purchase contracts conditional on foreign investment approval.

Foreign persons may soon need to notify the ATO of their registrable water entitlements and contractual water rights.

A decision regarding the definition of "land" has implications for anyone investing in the energy and resources sector.

Australia has introduced a prioritisation framework for data centre and AI compute projects through Commonwealth Expectations that will influence regulatory approvals and project sequencing.

Geopolitical tensions are reshaping Australian M&A, with stricter investment screening & state-backed capital driving deals in defence, technology & critical minerals.

The article looks at the importance of legislative and political stability in delivering African resources projects.

The CCIV will provide fund managers in Australia with much greater choice of fund structure for more varied applications.

The Treasury Department working paper, "Foreign Investment into Australia", sets out key findings and trends for 2016.

Foreign resident vendors, purchasers and advisers should consider this tax impact on affected property transactions.

The Treasurer announced comprehensive reforms to Australia's foreign investment review framework and FATA from 2021.

The Federal Government will implement an election commitment to tighten FIRB scrutiny of purchases of agricultural land.

Australian companies and fund managers can market products to high net worth individuals seeking investment immigration.

A range of legal protections – both domestic and international – may be available to Australian businesses in Indonesia.