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Ownership of gas and electricity utilities is restricted by licence requirements, differing in each state and territory.

Delivering a data centre in Australia requires early and informed navigation of a complex legal and regulatory landscape. Site selection must account for power...

There are key differences in law and practice between Australia and mainland China in relation to private share deals.

This tax update announces key budget proposals relevant to foreign investors and two new taxes to commence in July.

Certain issues proved particularly popular in 2015 and we take a look back at our top 20 most viewed articles from 2015.

A bilateral investment treaty or free trade agreement may provide protection for your foreign investment in Australia.

No new exemptions will be implemented, but FIRB has announced it will streamline applications for investors.

Temporary changes to Australia's foreign investment approval regime affect deal-making for local private equity firms.

Governments can always be challenged, if they implement measures that interfere with an investor's private rights.

The Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Fees Imposition Amendment Bill 2024 (Fees Imposition Bill) and Treasury Laws Amendment (Foreign Investment) Bill 2024...

The Treasurer has announced increases to foreign investment fees for foreign investors acquiring assets in Australia.

The article includes key insights and some practical tips for financiers intending to bank on Australian hotels in 2016.

Regulatory changes to tighten controls and new taxes that impact their margins, are key catalysts for this consolidation.

This guide is to help investors venturing into the Australian market navigate their way through the maze of legislation.

The Act creates a systematic and consistent approach to foreign engagement across all levels of Australian government.

This article discusses the need to obtain FIRB approval and how FIRB approval requirements can affect your business.

CIVs will have flow-through status for tax purposes and similar criteria as the MITs, to encourage foreign investment.