Article discusses two recent HC decisions relating to the security of payment legislation in NSW and South Australia.

The long awaited start date for the NSW strata reforms has been announced. Most changes will commence on 30 November.

The NSW government introduced new laws which makes it much easier to install renewable energy in strata buildings.

Agriculture is attracting a broader mix of investors than ever before.

Development approval periods for completion of developments under the Planning Act, are extended by 6 months.

As a result of this news, both the AS 2124:1992 and AS4000:1997 will continue in use for building contracts for now.

A claim for misleading or deceptive conduct under s 18 of the Australian Consumer Law is one of the most commonly used causes of action in commercial litigation in Australia, including in disputes...

This issue deals with cyber-breaches, data security, workplace grievances and other legal topics affecting universities.

The government is working on legislation to reintroduce a rent relief regime for business tenants facing hardship.

The update can assist directors and other officers comply with a personal duty to exercise due diligence under WHS laws.

In the latest instalment of our Security of Payment podcast series, Laura Bowlt and Kate Bower discuss the requirements of retention money trusts, shedding light on a financial instrument that plays a crucial role in various industries.

Recent Duties Act changes impose surcharges on discretionary trusts, if foreign persons are potential beneficiaries.

The decision is significant as it interprets aspects of industry standard employment contracts for real estate agents.

In this edition of Building the Future: Construction and the Energy Transition, we analyse key contracting and dispute resolution trends in Australia's energy transition and explore notable cases from Asia...

This article will provide an overview of some of the models used in delivering this infrastructure.

The video discusses the conveyancing process and how to transfer or sell property after a family law property settlement.

APRA released its quarterly property exposure data for domestic and foreign authorised deposit-taking institutions (ADIs).

The mandatory commercial tenancies code should be legislated and regulated in each state and territory in Australia.

This article is the first instalment series looking at issues to be considered by a fund trustee when developing land.

Article discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on supply chains.