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Traditional sources of energy are replaced by renewable ones, so energy infrastructure is increasingly moving offshore.

By refusing development consent, the Court drew attention to the increasing importance of human rights considerations.

The crown lessees were not entitled to receive rent for the land, so were not the 'owner' for the purposes of the SPA.

On November 27, we began a series of two bulletins on Australia's and Canada's Critical Minerals Strategies. In this second bulletin, we start by discussing Canada's approach to exploration...

The NSW mining and CSG industries now have clarity and certainty, but also additional requirements and a longer process.

This case provides the first judicial guidance on the land access regime, but doesn't resolve all of the uncertainty.

This briefing is a summary of some of the key legislative reforms affecting the Queensland resources industry in 2013.

This Bill could make sweeping changes to the State's financial assurance and rehabilitation regime of resource projects.

Over time, the Land Access Ombudsman will develop an expert understanding on the common issues relating to land access.

It's time for a reconsideration of restrictions on shale and coal seam gas development.

On 2 July 2010, the Australian Government announced an agreement with the mining industry on its controversial mining tax. The compromise was the result of intense consultation and negotiation with parts of the mining sector.

Submissions on the Consultation Draft for land access must be made before 17 April 2014.

This newsletter has links to media releases, reports, cases and legislation relating to construction and infrastructure.

In response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, in March 2022, the Australian Government imposed sanctions against Russia and certain Russian business-people pursuant to the Autonomous...

The draft Productivity Commission report examines leading practices and makes a number of findings and recommendations.

This month's update discusses the tenement implications of the NSW Government's White Paper for a new planning system.

Queensland proposes to consolidate five resources Acts into one legislative framework - the 'Common Resources Act'.