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The Productivity Commission will investigate whether action is needed to protect processed fruit and tomato industries.

The Full Federal Court confirmed that these privileges against self-incrimination can only be invoked by individuals.

This decision is interesting for its discussion of equitable and common law actions arising against a trustee.

This case highlights issues and potential pitfalls relating to social media use, for both individuals and businesses.

Many risks arise from a combination of increasing interest rates, ATO enforcement action and general market uncertainty.

A person could be held liable for defamatory comments made by other social media users to that person's original post.

Pro bono work assists refugees and asylum seekers, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and vulnerable people.

The Full Bench of the QIRC found that the matter was sufficiently complex to warrant external legal representation.

Class action legislation will be introduced into the Parliament, to bring Queensland in line with other jurisdictions.

The review will provide options on effective mechanisms to support Australian drama, documentary and children's content.

Courts should focus on the "dominant message", when determining whether an advertisement is misleading or deceptive.

Key points of the federal budget from the perspective of entertainment. .

The article recaps big events (and breaches) that have shaped the data privacy and protection landscape in NSW in 2018.

Kmart and David Jones both notified the public that they had experienced data breaches to their online customer database.

New guidance to help organisations and developers comply with their privacy obligations when using AI.

Before you willingly provide key personal information to AI models like ChatGPT, consider the potential privacy risks.