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The global shipping industry has been identified as particularly susceptible to risks associated with modern slavery.

The court found "significant and unreasonable" interference with local small businesses, resulting in economic loss.

This case still remains relevant and provides guidance as to how the tests of causation will be applied in the courts.

His claim was dismissed when he failed to prove that the unidentified driver of the small car had caused the accident.

This recent decision resulted in a victory for an injured cyclist who took evasive action to avoid a reversing driver.

The decision highlights the reluctance of courts to make formal orders for the retrospective alteration of CHEP accounts.

The arbitration clause within the Charterparty had no effect, as it precluded the jurisdiction of Australian Courts.

Delay in personal injuries claim from motor vehicle accident in NSW.

This decision will be relevant to carriers and their insurers, in terms of exposure for mental injuries, such as PTSD.

The State Revenue Office (of Victoria) imposed a levy on certain public and private carparks within delineated areas.

In and among the wider agenda of the Australian Federal Budget for 2011 – 2012 and the predictable Government rhetoric as to the aims of Government agencies, a preliminary review of the Portfolio Budget Statements reveals no significant changes in the Customs, Trade and Transport sectors.

Any restrictive condition is only allowed if it does not have an anti-competitive purpose or effect on competitors.

Australia's UCT laws apply even when contracts are not wholly or partially performed in Australia.

The article discusses the proposed reforms to occupational health and safety (OHS) regulation in the maritime industry.

NSW made its submission to Infrastructure Australia for the inclusion of NSW projects in the next Federal budget.

Because of increased detection cameras, both fixed and mobile, more drivers are coming under notice for driving offences.

The inadequate passage plan caused the casualty and owners failed to exercise due diligence to make the vessel seaworthy.