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Bullying has been estimated to cost Australian industry in excess of $3 billion per year and, for its victims, can have significant psychological and emotional costs.

The review examines Parliament's management of unacceptable behaviour, such as bullying, harassment and sexual misconduct.

The decision in Director-General, Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care v Lambert [2009] NSWCA 102 involved an appeal to the New South Wales Court of Appeal on questions of administrative law from a decision of the Government and Related Employees Appeal Tribunal (Tribunal).

The simple way forward would be to refer WA industrial relations powers to the Commonwealth, as other states did in 2009.

The next 12 months will be of critical importance to the Australian wind energy industry.

The Report's recommended reform initiatives may, if implemented, herald significant changes to WA's planning and approval processes.

The Report's recommended reform initiatives may, if implemented, herald significant changes to WA's planning and approval processes.

Enduring attorneys hold significant power over the financial and personal affairs of those who have lost capacity, yet many make critical mistakes that can lead to disputes, financial loss, and legal consequences.

This bulletin has links to media releases, reports, cases and legislation of interest to Queensland government lawyers.

The key change following this second wave of reforms concerns the common tender package.

Reform necessary to support Australia's acquisition of conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarines.

The NSW electoral commissioner has dropped the iVote voting system for the March 2023 NSW state election.

The Budget outlines the estimated revenue and expenditure for the next financial year, and the proposed fiscal policy.

This High Court decision found the public servant's public political comments were in breach of the APS Code of Conduct.

To assist government departments and agencies to understand their key obligations in the FOI legislation.

There is no general obligation on administrative decision-makers to give reasons, without express statutory requirements.

The NSW Premier announced on 25 June 2009 a 12 month freeze on the grant of new liquor licences, effective immediately.