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Commercial activity is not a stranger to the Arctic.

The declarations should provide some certainty for resources companies as to the availability of access to the services.

A good behaviour licence is available to drivers who hold an unrestricted licence and exceed their demerit point limit.

The charge of dangerous driving causing death is a serious offence, which has a maximum penalty of 10 years imprisonment.

NSW full licence drivers may elect to obtain a good behaviour licence rather than serve out driver licence suspensions.

Recent case is a timely reminder of AMSA's willingness to take action to prevent breaches of worker conditions.

This recent case illustrates possible pitfalls when entering into an agreement for the sale of a 'vehicle with work'.

The issue of embargoes is having an increasing impact on the aviation business. The impact of embargoes is particularly being felt more and more keenly in aircraft leasing where those embargoes have an impact in the jurisdiction in which either the lessee or the lessor are located or the leasing arrangements otherwise have a close link to a country subject to restrictive measures. As the EU is one of the key players in respect of setting embargoes, this article will focus on how the embargo syst

In depth discussion and explanation of s26D of the Heavy Vehicle National Law. Beware executives of entities with a safety duty.

The executive liability provisions of the HVNL make it clear that CoR safety is both a boardroom and an operational issue.

The primary duty under the HVNL is a shared one and each person in the chain (CoR) has a non-delegable safety duty.

We look at how you can, and should, work supervision and control mechanisms into contracts throughout the supply chain.

Tip for compliance with new chain of responsibility provisions in the Heavy Vehicle National Law which commences July 2018.

In accordance with seasonal tradition, we thought we would bring you an update as to current developments as we reach the end of 2010.

Official decisions on the regulation of drone technology could affect the welfare and economy of future Australians.

The Court found no duty to disclose existence of proceedings in China and Australia was not an inappropriate forum.

The NSW government has started 12-month trials to allow people to rent e-scooters in selected regional centres.