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Maralinga by Frank Walker is a story of a government's greatest betrayal of its people, with related dire consequences.

Summary of the upcoming changes to immigration laws including 191 visas, extension for 489, 491 & 494 visa holders.

Whilst the insurer is required by law to make a decision within 21 days, it is often not as clear cut as that.

Law firms can better support local law students by providing them with more undergraduate and postgraduate opportunities.

Recently, serious playground incidents have called for new equipment safety standards and claims for compensation.

Recent case provide useful insight into how the statutory requirements for accident-related & "reasonable and necessary" treatment, are interpreted.

Written material by an expert in preparation for a verbal opinion may need to be disclosed in subsequent court proceedings.

When an accident occurs in commercial or residential premises, the owner/occupier and any managing agent could be liable.

Insurance companies routinely monitor social media platforms during personal injury claims, and posts can significantly impact case outcomes. Understanding how online activity affects credibility, disability assessments, and compensation entitlements is crucial for claimants navigating the legal process.

The benefits of Alternative Dispute Resolution are now accessible to clients based in Newcastle or the Hunter Valley.

When trying to interpret the law, one has to look further at the context of the legislation and what it aims to do.

Online safety is a shared responsibility and social media users must be proactive in safeguarding their online presence.

Trade promotions are a popular means of drumming up business or collecting information for marketing purposes.

The Government agrees in principle with the proposal to remove the small business exemption from the Privacy Act.

Be aware that personal information provided or posted on social media is not automatically protected by privacy laws.

As a property owner with a pool, you should carefully consider and review the relevant regulations that are applicable.

This Act introduces a code of conduct, expected to come into force in 2019 to manage guests and prevent unruly behaviour.