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The Queensland and Federal governments have announced an upcoming one-off support grant for non-employing sole traders.

The QHRC submitted that the vaccination mandate for school teachers was outside the Qld Chief Health Officer's power.

Australia will reopen to fully vaccinated visa holders - the return of tourists, business travellers, and other visitors.

A biosecurity measure in response to the global pandemic was the restriction of inbound or outbound international travel.

Australia is likely to face a gradual increase in business insolvencies, rather than the feared Insolvency Cliff.

Review your current contracts urgently to identify whether you are entitled to an EOT.

New legislation has specific provisions that respond to difficult situations experienced by many tenants and landlords.

Key take away points from the COVID-19 Omnibus (Emergency Measures) Act 2020 with respect to leases in Victoria.

The Victorian amendments make it clear that the parties should consider the reduction in turnover at the premises only.

The Queensland stimulus package will support health, jobs, households and Queensland businesses affected by coronavirus.

The ATO recognises that some employers may wish to apply for the SG amnesty but are concerned about paying the SG charge.

The Court determined these public health orders were valid and consistent with the powers of the NSW Health Minister.

These updates provide information on new and upcoming legislation, primarily on laws to assist with the COVID-19 crisis.

The case demonstrates the unwillingness of the Supreme Court to become involved in COVID-19 public health policy making.

The key component of the government's business support package in response to the Coronavirus is the JobKeeper payment.

The NSW EPA expects licence holders and other businesses to have business continuity plans and environmental risk management procedures in place, to be informing staff of those measures, and to be capable of informing...

Public Health Orders are not (strictly speaking) laws, but it is still an offence not to comply with their requirements.