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The Court had no difficulty in finding that the settlement was reasonable and so the insurer was liable to reimburse it.

The Catastrophic Injury Scheme is a no fault insurance cover for those who suffer catastrophic injury in road accidents.

CASA is reviewing regulations for their effectiveness in managing risks associated with the use of unmanned aircraft.

Strict time frames apply, so this is a brief outline of the process involved in lodging a motor vehicle accident claim

In Masters v Mitchell Shire Council (No 2) [2026] VSC 598, the plaintiff sought damages in the Supreme Court of Victoria for injuries sustained when his motorcycle crashed on a curve along Reedy Creek Road in Tyaak on 25 December 2022.

The Court found that none of the arguments could override the fact that ARS had failed to operate its business as agreed.

Forecasted economic growth associated with the Western Sydney Airport is an opportunity for businesses seeking to expand.

A car logbook is necessary to claim a personal tax return deduction or to calculate the car fringe benefit tax value.

Dangerous Driving in WA is defined as driving in a manner that is dangerous to the public or to any person.

A party to proceedings in the Workers Compensation Commission (WCC) requires leave in order to cross-examine a witness.

The tolling right and land lease were inseparable parts of the composite whole and was not a separate item of property.

RailCorp, to its credit, invested significantly in getting the contract right before issuing it to the market as part of its request for detailed proposals ("RDP"). RailCorp engaged extensively with the market on the proposed payment regime and other risk allocation issues and, most importantly, made the tough decisions upfront – there was no "let’s just run with this (probably) unrealistic risk allocation and see how the market responds".

Recent case warns that aircraft operators should aim for compliance with both Commonwealth, state & territory laws.

Pensioners who are not familiar with computers to check their vehicle registration online, should contact the registry.

The article discusses recent legislative developments in relation to Australian aviation transport security.

These new SOLAS changes requiring outbound export shippers to verify a gross mass have generated extensive confusion.

The case highlights the significant penalties imposed by the courts on off road parties in the 'chain of responsibility'.