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The Victorian Department of Treasury and Finance has (as the lead sponsor of an inter-jurisdictional steering committee) released a report: In Pursuit of Additional Value: A benchmarking study into alliancing in the public sector. The report details the results of a study on the performance of alliancing in Australia. The research is based on a five-year study of 14 projects covering a range of major infrastructure sectors.

As part of the budget package released today by the New South Wales Treasurer, the State Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill 2010 was introduced.

Many of you will recall that in previous Alerts we have advised you regarding the proposed adoption of wide ranging reforms to personal property securities law in Australia.

NSW's class action laws will be based on the Federal and Victorian regimes, but with some unique features.

On 25 March 2011, four months to the day since their introduction into the House of Representatives, the National Broadband Network Companies Bill 2010 and Telecommunications Legislation Amendments (National Broadband Network Measures - Access Arrangements) Bill 2011 were passed by the Senate in amended forms.

The Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) is due to hand down its Discussion Paper in relation to its review of federal privacy laws on 1 September 2007.

The text of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, a new international intellectual property agreement on enforcement obligations aimed at countering copyright and trade mark piracy, has been settled.

The Tasmanian Government has announced the release of the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Bill 2009.

Digital data streaming might be commercially valuable, but it isn't a cinematograph film under the Copyright Act.

The Metcash decision is a reminder to the ACCC that sometimes its merger decisions can be challenged.

As of 3 December 2012, the legislation to implement a new regime for charities in Australia is now in effect.

The change guarantees unpaid employee entitlements in the event of insolvency or bankruptcy of that person's employer.

A proposed new modern award objective will essentially enshrine an employee's right to be paid penalty rates into law.

The changes will allow the Fair Work Commission to make a determination if negotiations have been stalled for six months.

Australia's mandatory notifiable data breaches scheme is now in effect, with substantial penalties for non-compliance.

There are significant changes to the exemptions for approvals for clearing of native vegetation.

The NSW Government accepted some of the key recommendations of the Collins Inquiry, including the introduction of bonds.