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It is important to note that each case is different, and that whether or not the State is liable for abuse by foster carers will depend on the facts of each case.

The article explains notices of suspension, drink driving offences, and the Traffic Offenders Intervention Program.

The Court's judgment provides broader guidance for employees wondering how to respond to a request from their employer to work on a public holiday.

Article answers frequently asked questions relating to the Victorian Work Cover Scheme when lodging a Victorian WorkCover Claim.

Once you receive a determination from Comcare, you have 30 days to submit a Reconsideration Request Form to Comcare.

In NSW, workers who have contracted dust-related diseases may be eligible for compensation through the DDT.

A general overview of new statutory provisions and significant transitional provisions.

This article outlines how sleep apnoea is linked to shift work, the process of making a claim and what evidence is needed to establish sleep apnoea is work related.

Consequential injuries - what are they & what are the possible workers compensation rights & entitlements for these injuries?

The case highlights the importance of having a will to give a clear direction as to the distribution of estate assets.

Family Law Courts mandate specific pre-action procedures requiring parties to attempt resolution before filing court applications. Understanding these genuine steps requirements, disclosure obligations, and available exemptions is crucial for anyone navigating parenting or financial disputes in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.

This edition reports on estrangement, grant of probate, and obtaining an urgent grant in exceptional circumstances.

This newsletter includes a selection of recent interesting decisions and outcomes relating to wills and estate planning.

Binding Death Benefit Nominations for super funds are only possible if the trust deed allows members to make a BDBN.

A consultation paper has been recently released by the COAG health council with a view to enhancing the powers of AHPRA.

Following "an avalanche of submissions", Senator Brandis is considering "water[ing] down" the proposed amendments.

His Honour considered the claim made by Pestkil against the insurer (Gerling) for interest pursuant to s 57 of the ICA.