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Inside Track: Immigration - In the media, In practice and courts, Cases and Legislation
The newsletter links to recent media releases, reports, cases and legislation relating to immigration law in Australia.
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Inside track: Immigration – in the media, in practice and courts and published articles
Links to media releases, in practice and courts and published articles relating to Immigration law.Holding Redlich - Article
Inside track: Immigration – In the media, in practice and courts and publishing
Links to media releases, in practice & courts & publications relating to immigration law.Holding Redlich - Article
New animal welfare requirements imposed on sheep exports to the Middle East
These changes to better manage sheep exposure to heat stress are part of the broader management of live animal exports.Holding Redlich - Article
Eyewear retailer should have taken a closer look at their marketing settings
Enforcement of the spam unsubscribe rules continues to be one of ACMA's compliance priorities.Holding Redlich - Article
Key issues for the communications sector in 2019, 2020 and beyond
Privacy, the dominance of digital platforms and press freedom are key issues currently faced by the communications sector.Holding Redlich - Article
Is the Privacy Act fit for purpose? Time to have your say
The Digital Platforms Inquiry (DPI) final report proposed a review and broad reform of Australia's Privacy Act.Holding Redlich - Article
PAW 2020: Privacy and pivots – Be aware of original purpose of collection of personal information
Businesses must remember the privacy principle of using personal information for the purposes for which it was collected.Holding Redlich - Article
Venue privacy obligations following COVID-19 re-openings
As businesses re-open, many venues are collecting customers' personal information to assist COVID-19 tracing efforts.Holding Redlich - Article
Cladding Claims Revisited
Recent decision likely to stand as authority on what is necessary to prove in a cladding claim & the extent of the evidentiary onus.Holding Redlich - Article
Conflicts Of Interest For Building Certifiers In NSW – What Happens When A Transitional Provision Doesn't Last Long Enough?
Author argues that the exemption to the BCA/PCA conflict of interest needs to be extended beyond 1 July 2022.Holding Redlich - Article
E-conveyancing under the competition microscope
The ACCC has released a recent report on the need for e-conveyancing market reform to facilitate competition with PEXA.Holding Redlich - Article
Extension to particular currency periods for Planning Act 2016 (Qld) approvals during COVID-19
The Minister may extend periods under the Planning Act by publishing an "extension notice" on the department's website.Holding Redlich - Article
Residential Focus: Building reform agenda timeline
Building legislation reform bills are back on the agenda.Holding Redlich - Article
Residential Focus: Building up NSW – low and mid-rise reforms
The change opens 124 new local government areas across NSW to new development opportunities.Holding Redlich - Article
Residential Focus: Opal Tower unit owners class action
Opal Tower unit owners launched a class action against Sydney Olympic Park Authority, which owned the Opal Tower land.Holding Redlich - Article
The interface of agricultural and urban land uses
We need to deal with underlying reasons that generate conflict between agricultural & urban uses that are adjacent to each other.Holding Redlich - Article
Director banned for Chain of Responsibility breach
The case is a good example of what can happen to directors of companies that breach the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL)Holding Redlich - Article
First Chain of Responsibility prosecution launched under the new Heavy Vehicle National Law
Case initiated for alleged failure to meet obligations in relation to fatigue management.Holding Redlich - Article
Inland Rail is coming to town – time to have your say
The Queensland government released the draft EIS for two of the five sections of the Inland Rail project in Queensland.Holding Redlich