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Entities often come together to create and enhance technology, including in the IT, biotech and energy sectors.

Summary of news affecting superannuation providers and funds managers.

The Fair Work Commission has introduced new guidance requiring parties to disclose their use of generative AI in proceedings, following a 70% surge in workload attributed to AI-generated applications. A recent case demonstrates the consequences of blind reliance on AI tools, with one applicant ordered to pay costs after continuing a jurisdictionally flawed claim despite repeated warnings from the Commission.

Many of the ALP proposals could mean substantial updates to workplace policies, procedures and employment contracts.

We examine the need for Australia to harness new technologies and trends to reverse a decline in underlying productivity.

Australian winemakers need to navigate a maze of regulations to get their product off the vine into the consumer's glass.

This brief review will look at the changes introduced by the recently enacted American Job Creation Act 2004 and the treatment of distribution of capital gains made to Australian investors by Real Estate Investments Trusts ("REITs") based in the United States

Queensland's planning and infrastructure regimes will see major changes when the Economic Development Bill is passed.

Suppliers were shocked as Myer and David Jones dumped a large number of footwear and clothing brands from their stores.

Companies seeking to raise funds to stave off financial crisis may often find it difficult to attract a cornerstone investor or third party underwriter.

CIVs will have flow-through status for tax purposes and similar criteria as the MITs, to encourage foreign investment.

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) released a Response Paper on Prudential Supervision of General Insurance Groups on 4 October 2006, which refines the original proposals on the draft prudential framework for corporate groups involving authorised general insurers.

As Australia's data centre market accelerates to support AI infrastructure, organisations face mounting ESG challenges spanning energy demand, water constraints, planning frameworks and social licence.

Government moves to simplify Financial Services laws - In April 2006, the Federal Government commenced work on a program to simplify corporate and financial services laws in Australia.

The James Hardie (Investigations and Proceedings) Bill 2004 (<B>James Hardie Bill</B>) has recently passed through both Houses of the Commonwealth Parliament, and is awaiting royal assent.

The Full Federal Court has confirmed the Wayne Tank principle, which denies indemnity for a loss arising from both insured and excluded events.