CAMAC's discussion paper is a promising sign that Australia is heading for a possible change in its regulation of CSEF.

The cases also serve as a bloggers who post or share links to unauthorised copies of copyrighted material.

With the commencement of the Children’s Television Standards 2009 (CTS) on 1 January 2010, the standards relating to advertising and product promotion to children have been clarified and strengthened following widespread community concern over the effect of food and beverage advertising on children.

Publishers should update online publications following the outcome of an investigation where the subject is cleared.

"Free" online game which offers games like blackjack and roulette is not in breach of the Interactive Gambling Act 2001.

The application of gambling laws to game shows is an issue that needs to be considered on a country by country basis.

If you hold IP security interests, you should be aware of the effects of the Personal Properties Security (PPS) regime.

The introduction of the Bill is the latest development in a series of actions targeting door-to-door sales tactics.

When dealing with seized goods, customs powers can now result in greater protection of trade mark and copyright rights.

The Review Panel has released an Issues Paper for a "root and branch" review of Australia's competition laws and policy.

The ACCC and Courts are vigilant when enforcing consumer protection legislation against Telcos and the marketing teams.

The guidelines are in response to ACCC concerns regarding an increase in paid for and fake reviews and testimonials.

The Australian Securities Exchange has recently released its findings of a review conducted by ASX Markets Supervision of disclosure of directors' interest notices lodged by listed entities.

The validity of ongoing resolutions passed by a company may be challenged, and those who believed themselves to be shareholders may find they lack the voting and dividend rights they thought they had.

On 15 September 2011, the Natural Health Products Bill was read for the first time in the New Zealand Parliament.

British Courts have a more generous attitude towards the authors of newspaper headlines.

Media analysis of the reforms suggested lukewarm acceptance of some of the proposals and widespread criticism of others.

The Supreme Court of NSW held in Bellissimo v JCL Investments Pty Ltd [2009] NSWSC 1260 that a landowner’s consent to a caveat being lodged was insufficient to grant an equitable interest in the land to the caveator. Whether an interest arises depends on construction of the document under consideration.

A caveator ought ensure that the instrument founding the caveat is stamped, the caveat does not extend beyond the caveator’s interest in land, and does not restrict the registered proprietor more than necessary to protect the caveator’s interests.

Redundancies always have the potential to be disruptive, stressful for employees and undermine morale in the workplace.