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The PID Act 2022 provides multiple pathways for NSW public officials to report serious wrongdoing.

NSW councils must be more proactive than ever about their cybersecurity and data-handling practices.

Royal Commissions are resource-intensive and can significantly impact witnesses, corporations and government agencies.

Local governments have the right and the legal power to levy rates and recover overdue amounts from landowners.

A recent review of the Legislative Instruments Act 2003 (Cth) provides some valuable guidance for agencies in managing their legislative instruments.

The proposed National Registration and Accreditation Scheme will bring about significant changes to the regulation of the health work force.

What you need to know about the new housing SEPP. Objectives, types of housing amended by SEPP etc.

This bulletin includes media releases, reports, cases and legislation of interest to Queensland and its government.

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

Some details of de-amalgamation have been finalised, but more reforms are expected for Queensland local government.

Lisa Croxford and her co-founder Angela Rutter have started an organisation, The Meeting Point, which aims to inform Australia's non-Indigenous community about the rights of First Nations peoples and how better to work...

CAC entities should review their governance to ensure they are ready for the commencement of the PGPA Act obligations.

The response to Queensland flood crisis has been remarkable. In fact, it has been so well planned and coordinated that Queensland was not required to accept any search and rescue assistance from other countries. The disaster management plans developed under the Disaster Management Act 2003 (Qld) have set the standard for worlds best practice in responding to a natural disaster.

His public statements indicate that an allegation of perceived prejudgment could be fairly levelled at Mick Gooda.

After recent data breaches, government agencies should consider how they can protect their personal information.

A recent NSW Land and Environment Court decision examines the complex definitions underpinning 'farm gate premises' and 'commercial farm' classifications...

The High Court has sounded the death knell for privative clauses at the State level, as James Stellios explains.