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This new research calls into question the established logic of offshoring manufacturing to 'low-cost' Asian countries.

Superannuation trustees thinking of applying for a license under the new Safety in Superannuation licensing regime should commence due diligence on their existing outsourcing arrangements now. The Safety in Superannuation reform package that amended the <EM>Superannuation (Industry) Supervision Act</EM> and Regulations became effective on 1 July 2004. In addition to the introduction of a licensing regime for superannuation trustees and a registration regime for certain superannuation funds, the

Technology enhances efficiency, but clients will always choose a lawyer they like and trust over other considerations.

It is vital to understand what a lead investor is and what they do for your company.

As the selling season for investments in agricultural projects is underway, it is timely to remind you about compliance with the Corporations Act 2001 (the Act) requirements imposed on responsible entities when marketing and distributing projects.

A suite of initiatives impacting Queensland workplaces have been announced by the Palaszczuk Government.

Political donations are a topical issue and there may be reputational issues for NSW businesses who make a donation.

Australia's refusal to introduce a text and data mining exemption for AI training has sparked a high-stakes confrontation between global AI companies promising billions in infrastructure investment and creative industries fighting to preserve copyright protections.

This paper considers the legal challenges associated with the acquisition and protection of large volumes of data assets.

Property investors should seek professional advice as to the best structure to own property and interests in property.

Article discusses key areas and sectors identified by the ACCC as their focus this year.

When it comes to growing your business, one of the most effective strategies can be to buy other suitable companies. But first you must prepare for a smooth acquisition process, as Alistair Jaque explains.

In response to the recent parliamentary inquiries concerning franchising and unconscionable conduct, the Federal Government has amended the Franchising Code of Conduct (Code)

Remediation occurs for a host of reasons. You may identify remediation risk from internal activities (e.g., an audit, a control break) or external activities (e.g., a complaint, a regulatory exam, a lawsuit).

New South Wales has announced a permanent pill testing service at music festivals, marking a significant policy shift from its previous enforcement-first approach to drug use. The service will operate at up to 15 festivals annually, offering free and anonymous drug checking backed by $4.3 million in funding. While the initiative follows a promising 12-month trial that showed reduced hospital presentations and meaningful behavioral changes, the program operates within a narrow framework that leaves criminal

The Victorian Government's aim to reduce red tape has significant implications for WorkSafe and Victorian employers.