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Businesses must provide greater transparency and the country of origin of their packaged food, or face large penalties.

These Victorian legislative amendments are relief measures for landlords and tenants in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Despite protections afforded by the Franchising Code, disputes involving misleading and deceptive conduct still arise.

Even the perception of impropriety or conflict of interest can cause huge problems for a not-for-profit organisation.

If directors and majority shareholders oppress minority shareholders, minority shareholders may have a claim against them.

You have a duty to always act in the organisation's best interests, regardless of your own or another's interests.

The FWC has made a significant ruling in which it reduced Sunday and public holiday penalty rates in five modern awards.

The FWC was satisfied that failure to accept the offer of settlement was an imprudent refusal of an offer of compromise.

It is an irony of the federal election that whilst WorkChoices is recognised as being the chief reason that Labor was elected to government, its new workplace relations system will be firmly based on WorkChoices.

The 2018 Act unfortunately retains much of the antiquated language and many of the antiquated concepts of the 1992 Act.

The article covers a few useful facts which may help to guide you through some potentially complex workplace situations.

Temporary relief on insolvent trading for directors ends on 31 December 2020, so businesses must know their obligations.

Why service may be considered to be invalid. How to effectively serve via a ‘link'.

These government measures assist landlords and tenants impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19) to manage their leases.

If you attempt to terminate on the basis of repudiation, it could be difficult to prove that repudiation has occurred.

The VSBC has put landlords on notice that failing to provide the information brochure can lead to fines of up to $8,000.

VCAT held that, by a review of the agreement, the intention of the parties was to create a licence and not a lease.