This case provides the first example of how the courts are likely to apply the new tort.

Government reforms aim to provide further protection for consumers, since data breaches have become more frequent.

To successfully claim the cost of your time as damages for breach, you must prove that you incurred additional expense.

The bond should mean the early identification and rectification of defective building work in certain strata schemes.

What constitutes substantial interference with enjoyment of an easement?

PPSA implications for landlords and tenants and personal property should be considered when entering into new leases.

SA and Victoria have announced that GP wages for bulk-billed services will be exempt from payroll tax.

New Act introduces a new GST withholding regime which applies to certain residential real property transactions. .

More than fifty years after humans last travelled beyond low Earth orbit, NASA’s Artemis II mission has marked a defining moment in space exploration. Artemis II sent four astronauts on a ten-day journey around the Moon, testing spacecraft systems, communications and operational readiness for future lunar landings and, ultimately, missions to Mars.

The article explains key ACL provisions for false or misleading advertising with lessons from recent ACCC prosecutions.

Franchisors are required to create a profile and include their key disclosure information on the Register.

It seems most employees are safe - a quickie, whether a drink or sex, before work is still acceptable.

The judgment confirms that bullying conduct must always be assessed against the common law and any applicable legislative and industrial instruments.

Recently passed legislation now places obligations on councils to help realise that goal.

A summary of some of the key findings of the report and the 20 recommendations.

A foundational guide on the use of AI is important.

DLI provides building owners with insurance protection for a period of 10 years against certain types of defects.

The contract is the main source of a principal's rights and will usually include provisions regarding defects and delays.

The past 12 months have brought significant legislative reform across the property sector, creating new compliance obligations and risk considerations for property owners, landlords, developers, lawyers and other advisers.

In most strata schemes, disputes rarely begin with a question of law. They usually start with a practical issue: a part of the common property in the building is no longer working as it should, concerns are raised and a decision needs to be made about what to do next. Very quickly, however, that practical problem can turn into a legal one.