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On 11 March 2026, the Australian Treasurer, jointly with the Minister for Climate Change and Energy and the Assistant Minister for Competition, announced a package of measures to address fuel pricing and supply concerns. The announcement follows significant volatility in global oil prices driven by conflict in the Middle East.

Employers or senior officers may face industrial manslaughter charges if negligent conduct causes the death of a worker.

Some LNG projects will continue to be impacted by post-construction dispute resolution processes for some years.

The Qld government has called for companies to bid on the right to explore, develop and take their resources to the market.

Changes to the technical rules around how the electricity system is operated could lead to lower prices for customers.

In New South Wales parties involved in the construction or management of buildings should consider the potential to obtain a credit for green house gas abatement with a NSW greenhouse Gas Abatement Certificate (NGAC).

The Australian resources sector is moving into a new era, marked by emerging opportunities in the petroleum industry.

Premier Mark McGowan and Climate Action and Environment Minister Reece Whitby have announced today that Western Australia will be committing to a whole-of-government reduction target in...

Under the package, exploration permit and authority to prospect rent payable may be waived for a period of 12 months.

On 4 November 2021, the Federal Court of Australia made orders by consent which require the Commonwealth Bank of Australia ("CBA")...

This suite of decisions relating to a proposed electricity generator demonstrates the complexity of the decision rules.

The National Electricity (Victoria) Amendment Bill 2020 (Bill) introduced by the Victorian Government on 18 February seeks...

Landholders should welcome these changes for compensation for damage to water bores caused by mining or gas development.

A key part of COAG-led gas reforms, the Wallumbilla Gas Supply Hub, has started operations.

Junior, mid-tier and new entrant miners are invited to apply, via competitive non-cash tender, for exploration rights.

Laws introducing the offence of industrial manslaughter in the resources sector were passed by Queensland Parliament.

The NEG is a policy of great complexity and potentially significant impact, which needs careful scrutiny by participants.