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This week’s TGIF considers the recent decision of the Queensland Supreme Court in White Rook Pty Ltd v White Horizon Pty Ltd (No 2) [2026] QSC 86 where the Court applied proportionality principles and reduced a court-appointed receiver’s remuneration by 15%.

This recent case dramatically changes our understanding of the scope of carrier powers and immunities under Schedule 3.

Mobile apps could gather extensive amounts of personal information about the consumer, so must comply with the APPs.

The article identifies compliance gaps under the new privacy regime to address them efficiently and close off key risks.

Sony's misfortune is a reminder for all Australian organisations to consider their responsibilities for data security.

To address an increasing COVID-19 demand for rental properties, a wider range of housing types is needed in Australia.

Building owners may find they can take advantage of new exemptions where energy efficiency disclosures are not required.

Significant changes to the planning environment in central Sydney could dramatically increase commercial floor space.

The Department of Planning and Infrastructure has released a planning circular titled "How to characterise development".

The Commission will have a role in both strategic planning and development assessment within the Greater Sydney Region.

Through our experience, we have identified seven steps to help you achieve the best result from your sale and leaseback.

Article discusses the common issues with construction contracts and how to avoid these pitfalls.

Lawyers and adjudicators would be interested, but it is difficult to see how contractors or principals should change.

We summarise the case and look at the key considerations for developers as a result of the decision.

The report of the Independent Commission of Audit recommended new models of service delivery for financial improvement.

Is subdivision 815-A retrospective law?

Proper drafting of legal documents is very important in a stamp duty context as problems can result in extra duty costs.

Taxpayers as a collective body are no match for the Commissioner when lobbying the Government for legislative change.