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The big question will be which of the Budget announcements could be able to legislated before the September election.

IP Australia's fourteenth edition of the Australian Intellectual Property Report reveals significant shifts in IP filing trends, with trade marks and designs reaching record highs while patent applications decline.

Overview major Budget announcements in Australian Federal Budget 2011/12

This episode discusses current challenges facing the tourism sector in Australia and the outlook for 2021 and beyond.

This is a summary of the Victorian Government's 2014-15 commitments and budget initiatives relating to infrastructure.

There's been movement on some - but not all - of the incoming Government's promises to reform workplace relations law.

The episode discusses current threats facing organisations and how they can avoid becoming the next cyber-attack victim.

The Australian Government has recently passed legislation that has clarified and widened the definition of managed investment trusts (MITs) to apply to certain unregistered wholesale funds and government owned funds in respect of the withholding tax concession. This amended definition will also be relevant for trusts making the capital account election. These recent changes should attract further foreign investment in Australian funds, assist Australian fund managers to compete with fund manager

A national register of practising lawyers across Australia is long overdue, but until then, each state keeps registers.

Much of the discussion around AI has focused on the opportunities it creates. Increased productivity, reduced costs, better customer experiences and faster decision-making are all compelling reasons for businesses to embrace the technology.

A discussion of equity markets and exchanges in Australia.

Failing any further deterioration in the global economy, the RBA could keep interest rates on hold for the next quarter.

Further information on markets and exchanges in Australia.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects global economic growth to improve modestly throughout 2014 and 2015.

Link to podcast discussing the most pressing commercial, financial and operational issues facing business today.

New South Wales is preparing landmark reforms to drug-driving laws that would allow medicinal cannabis patients to drive with THC in their system, provided they meet specific conditions and stay below prescribed thresholds. The proposal introduces a three-strike warning system and threshold-based testing, marking a significant departure from the state's current zero-tolerance approach that has long penalised legitimate patients who test positive days after medication use.

This podcast episode discusses the retail sector - where it's come from, where it's going to, and the impact of COVID-19.