Competition and Consumer Commission v Qteq Pty Ltd [2025] FCA 371.

Timely reminder of the need to afford employees procedural fairness before deciding whether to terminate an employee's employment.

2 recent FWC decisions highlight issues with workplace investigations. Key observations & suggestions.

This powerful mechanism at the heart of the SoP Act has led to many arguments in regards to the time of service of a payment claim.

Biotechnology companies need to be aware of recent developments in the RDTI regulatory space.

Reforms will make Australia's bankruptcy system fairer and operate in the best interests of Australians.

Key takeaways from recent Webinar. Protecting IP rights (particularly in light of AI) is crucial in the defence industry.

The abandonment of the DP SEPP signals a change in direction for the NSW Planning System.

The height of building control was not a jurisdictional fact and a precondition to the granting of development consent.

Section 8 of the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 (NSW) amended to close a loophole.

Pafburn Pty Limited v The Owners – Strata Plan No 84674 [2024] HCA 49 (Pafburn)

ANZ have created a stablecoin tied to the Australian dollar and performed a test transaction using an ERC-20 token.

A two track strategy to regulating AI in Australia appears likely.

What the United States' ban on non-compete clauses could mean for Australian businesses.

This article examines the concept of resale price maintenance.

ASX has introduced a new "close review period" for listed companies that repeatedly fall short of ASX disclosure obligations.

Reminder to employers of the importance of well-drafted, tailored policies and training modules with respect to sexual harassment in the workplace.

The remedies available to employee-like workers of digital labour platform operators under the relatively new "unfair deactivation" provisions.

The Australian Taxation Office has released its Decision Impact Statement following the High Court's landmark Bendel judgment on unpaid present entitlements and Division 7A. While some taxpayers who maintained passive arrangements may find relief, significant questions remain about the application of anti-avoidance provisions and the Commissioner's discretionary powers. The statement signals important changes to longstanding ATO guidance and raises critical considerations for trust and corporate beneficiary

South Australia has announced a Royal Commission into Artificial Intelligence, set to commence in October 2026 and deliver findings by July 2027. The inquiry will examine AI's economic and social impacts across policy, education, public services, workforce transformation, and infrastructure. Businesses using or developing AI should prepare for potential regulatory reforms and consider engaging with the inquiry process.