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Recent changes to the QBSA Act and Regulations give relief to building contractors who do not have a QBSA licence.

Consequences of repeal of COVID leasing laws. Scenarios given to illustrate how changes will apply. What to look out for.

The newsletter links to recent media releases, reports, guidelines and cases relating to competition and consumer law.

Concentration on investigation, regulation and enforcement against large commercial enterprises signals an eventful 2018.

The ACCC will be monitoring claims made in relation to the effect of the carbon price on the cost of goods and services.

The newsletter includes summaries and links to media releases and reports relating to competition and consumer law.

This newsletter includes links to recent media releases, reports and cases relating to competition and consumer law.

A review of Australia's competition laws could affect agribusinesses if changes affecting major supermarkets are made.

The Federal Court has penalised two related companies for scamming Australian consumers and small business owners.

Birubi Art was fined for engaging in misleading or deceptive conduct for falsely claiming a link with Indigenous culture.

App that claimed to "Keep you & your data safe" was found to have deceived consumers.

The fine issued to Meriton might be a wake-up call to re-consider management and interaction with online review websites.

It may not be too long before producers in other industries face their own 'free range' non-standardization dilemmas.

The Government plans to extend the crowd sourced funding (CSF) regime so that all private companies can engage in CSF.

Discusses the report recently released by CAMAC on executive remuneration.

Article considers which staff members & what external advisors should be engaged & when to assist in the sale process.

Contracts must properly identify the parties to ensure the party conferring or giving a right is legally able to do so.