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The last three months have seen more Chinese bidders in the public M&A market than for the whole of 2013.

What are the implications of these provisions for your business and how do they operate under Australian privacy laws?

The University of Technology Sydney, Human Technology Institute, proposes a model law for facial recognition technology.

Victoria's landholder duty regime will squeeze profits from property developers and may deter investment in the state.

Where an injunction will grant final relief, courts apply a higher standard in determining where the balance of convenience lies.

The WGT is a way for developers to contribute to infrastructure such as public transport, roads, hospitals and schools.

The Report into the effectiveness of the access regime in Part IIIA of the Competition and Consumer Act was released.

This article discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting merger control regimes worldwide.

Glencore's application followed the new lessor significantly increasing navigation charges at the Port of Newcastle.

This judgment provides guidance on how the Court will assess penalties for making false representations made online.

Funding costs for high-quality borrowers remain low right now – a point noted recently by the Reserve Bank of Australia.

Directors in Australia face onerous duties if their company faces financial difficulties.

Directors in Australia face onerous duties if their company faces financial difficulties.

A company's powers are distinct from its two primary organs, the members in general meeting and the board of directors.

Draft legislation has been released by the Treasury for consultation, in order to reform all boards of RSE licensees.

Receiving a compulsory statutory notice from ASIC or the ACCC should put even the most seasoned director on alert..

If Australia is serious about supporting innovation through venture capital, we need to improve our insolvency rules.