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Australians are early adopters of technology and the development and use of the internet is widespread and increasing.

The weather, regulatory and market-related risks caused by climate change will bring about a reallocation of risk in infrastructure projects.

Greenwashing is a key enforcement priority, with a number of infringement notices already having been issued by ASIC.

Greenwashing distorts certain information that an investor might need to make informed investment decisions.

This article highlights some of the legislation, policies and programs that can be re-activated by the new government.

The new regime imposes a $7,500 cap on political donations, bans foreign donations, mandates real-time disclosure and, significantly for business, applies retrospectively from 15 April 2026. Businesses that have made a political donation in Victoria since 15 April 2026, or which are planning to make a donation ahead of this year’s election, should review their donations policies and compliance procedures now.

This strategy outlines the 2025 vision for our relationship with Indonesia across government, community and business.

Pleading a claim correctly is important and courts will carefully consider such issues, even if it does not affect the ultimate result.

Recent research suggests that it may be possible to implement value capture taxes on a more equitable basis.

Overview major Budget announcements in Australian Federal Budget 2013/14.

Australia's space industry is expanding, with the establishment of a Space Agency and advances in space technology.

The new Victorian Transport Integration Act 2010, which came into force on 1 July, represents a significant remodelling of transport planning and decision making in that State.

As AI adoption accelerates across NSW Government agencies, with 357 tools now in use across major public sector organizations, the need for robust governance frameworks has never been more critical. This bulletin examines the current state of AI implementation in NSW, identifies key barriers to responsible adoption, and provides practical guidance for agencies to strengthen their AI governance, risk management, and assurance processes.

As fuel prices soar amid global tensions and other Australian states offer free public transport, NSW Premier Chris Minns refuses to follow suit, citing concerns about revenue loss while simultaneously supporting fuel tax cuts. The NSW Greens argue that free public transport would provide immediate economic relief, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and benefit essential workers most affected by the cost-of-living crisis.

Funding measures announced in the 2020-21 Federal Budget will encourage organisations involved in innovation and R&D

Businesses want to ensure that the costs of the carbon tax can be passed on to consumers.