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"Frontier Sustainability" is a collection of articles, which explores ESG, sustainability and climate-related issues.

Recent case provides clarity on identifying whether a transaction is a PPS lease/bailment. .

Explore the evolving global landscape of business and human rights.

Global uncertainty in the wake of Brexit reinforces the need to ensure a competitive destination for foreign investment.

There is increasing interest in the subject of ethics in arbitration, particularly in international commercial arbitration.

The strategic and economic significance of the TPP publicly reaffirmed despite US decision not to participate.

President Trump signed an executive order withdrawing the United States from the trade deal following his inauguration.

This technological upheaval or disruptive revolution is forcing law firms to find new ways to deliver for their clients.

Maritime salvage principles are used to ensure insolvency practitioners are paid properly incurred litigation costs.

Discussion of regulatory landscape around use of drones for personal, commercial or government pursuits.

This is a review of recent judicial and legislative developments affecting the construction and infrastructure industry.

The Property Occupations Bill 2013 was passed by Parliament on 7 May 2014.

Bill requires purchasers of new residential property to withhold GST on the purchase price and pay that amount to ATO.

This year's M&A 2020 Outlook sets out our insights on 2020 M&A, based on experience and analysis of 2019 transactions.

Link to article discussing the recent case involving Qantas outsourcing its service & baggage handling.

This paper considers challenges to jurisdiction arising from a claim that there is no valid arbitration agreement.

The article explains the principal sources of law and regulation relating to product liability in Australia.