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Industry now has the opportunity to let government know what it thinks about Queensland's strategic cropping land laws.

Tax considerations are critical to the success of a deal, and thorough engagement with the ATO should be expected at every stage.

The tolling right and land lease were inseparable parts of the composite whole and was not a separate item of property.

The Bills are designed to introduce a fairer system for the taxation of excess concessional superannuation contributions.

Australia has introduced a world-first social media ban for under 16-year olds.

The conclusion of the the Free Trade Agreement between Japan and Australia in April presents new opportunities.

Infrastructure Victoria is a statutory authority providing expert advice about state infrastructure needs and priorities.

At the heart of Queensland's new waste management strategy is the re-introduction of a levy for the disposal of waste.

The process in Part 5.4 of the Act must be strictly adhered to, if taking advantage of the presumption of insolvency.

ASIC has warned that its surveillance into the marketing of managed fund performance and risk is ongoing.

Recent reforms to the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) Act 1995 (the Act).

The Commissioner's speech served as a timely reminder (warning) of the importance of having a compliant privacy policy.

Collecting and handling personal information to enhance the profiles of advertising targets raises privacy issues.

As strategic planning focuses on health and well-being, developers must consider how their proposal promotes this objective.

Victoria's new residential tenancy regulations introduce sweeping changes that strengthen tenant protections while raising critical questions about their impact on landlords and the build-to-rent sector. As other Australian states follow suit with similar reforms, the balance between safeguarding renters and maintaining investment confidence in institutional housing becomes increasingly complex.

The new regime is a seismic shift from the current voluntary and informal process to a mandatory and suspensory process.

A preliminary hearing of the Royal Commission into Trade Union Governance and Corruption was held on 9 April 2014.

With his deep knowledge of FLNG, Mr Gray brings hope that the Greater Sunrise Basin gas field deadlock may be resolved.