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A new foreign owner duty surcharge, tiered royalty rate for gold, and progressive payroll tax scale are proposed for WA.

A new consultation paper proposes a new term and amended definitions to remedy the safe harbour provisions.

NT pastoral lease owners will soon be able to obtain a permit to use all or part of the land for non-pastoral purposes.

It is proposed that IWA will be an independent body of experts, with members from both the private and public sectors.

These draft amendments require that site design avoid clearing non-juvenile koala habitat trees in certain listed areas.

The NSW Strategic Regional Land Use Policy will balance mining, petroleum and agricultural sectors with community needs.

The Western Australian Government will introduce legislation to amend the State's Strata Titles Act.

These amendments mean that nominations under options to change the transferee of land will now attract transfer duty.

There is no automatic bar to maintaining proceedings merely because an arbitration is on between some related parties.

For the anti-avoidance rules to apply, a principal purpose of the scheme is to avoid a taxable presence in Australia.

In this similar decision, “Zamel’s” was found guilty of 11 offences concerning false or misleading representation about the price of certain items of jewellery in the Christmas catalogue, contrary to section 75AZC(1)(g) of the Trade Practices Act.

On 1 September 2008 the Workplace Health & Safety Regulation 2008 replaced the previous (1997) regulation in Queensland.

The legislation will give effect to the recommendations resulting from the recent statutory review of the Act.

Prompt remedial action by a company can prevent orders being made against the company.

Termination payments in lieu of notice may not require shareholder approval under the "past services payment" exception.

The additional amendments to the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Amendment Bill 2009 create a regime for a new type of certificate, called the Reporting Transfer Certificate.

A recent prosecution in NSW suggests that environmental enforcement agencies are becoming more willing to prosecute senior employees, not just their organisations. The decision in Garrett v Freeman, the first time a senior council employee has been prosecuted for actions undertaken as part of his job, should be a warning to everyone.