This was an approach towards Reconciliation, during an engaging art exhibition event in Brisbane ahead of NAIDOC week.

The outlook for Australia and its economy is optimistic, with a strong pipeline of opportunities for inbound investment.

Infrastructure procurement in New South Wales is a complex and constantly evolving network of law, policies and codes.

This presentation explains when you can challenge a government decision if your commercial interests are affected.

Our colleagues have examined last night's budget and explored its impact and what it means for companies.

Discussion & link to Communique from Planning Ministers which aims for planning systems to continue to function in COVID-19.

The articles that follow discuss a range of issues that agencies may need to consider in the post-election environment.

In this edition, we take a look at new developments in the Commonwealth government "access to information" space, including an article introducing the role and functions of the new Australian Information Commissioner, Professor John McMillan. We also consider some interesting recent administrative law decisions relating to immigration and health. We take this opportunity to thank our readers for their support of the Public law report in 2010 and we look forward to putting out our next edition

Snapshot of the ACT budget & key takeaways. Link to article discussing what the budget means for you.

Our panel discuss the 2022 Australian Federal Election, the workplace reform agenda and potential impacts on our clients.

Explore the evolving global landscape of business and human rights.

Temporary changes to the foreign investment review framework protect national interest as Australia deals with COVID-19.

Government agencies walk a delicate line between addressing complex societal issues and adhering to complex legislation.

This will mean increased penalties and fines for offences under local laws for most Queensland local governments.

Swaab celebrates all women in their diversities. Link to article about International Womens Day.

Australian based foreign owned developers will receive this refund, if developed properties are sold within five years.

We discuss the Senate hearing into to McGlade decision to and its impact on Queensland producers.

The Coalition will provide $1 billion to the ATO as a boost to the Tax Avoidance Taskforce to target tax avoidance.

The proposed amendments to the 2016 budget measures for the treatment of TRIS and LRBAs have been passed.

Prohibition on non-compete clauses announced in the 2025 Federal Budget.