The BCIPA provides a fast track to resolve contract payment disputes in the building and construction industry.

The Senate Committee is to hear proposals that would overhaul the structure of the forestry managed investment schemes.

These Bills are the final plank in an extensive raft of planning and development reforms made by the Newman government.

Various unions, self-insurers, employers and solicitors could make short statements supporting their written submissions.

Queensland will delay on implementing part of the NECF known as the "market monitoring regime" in South East Queensland.

After a number of setbacks, the Corporations Amendment (Crowd-sourced) Funding Bill 2016 (CSF Bill) will become law.

This suite of decisions relating to a proposed electricity generator demonstrates the complexity of the decision rules.

The Commonwealth Attorney-General has formally determined that the PPSA will come into effect on 30 January 2012.

The Committee has issued an invitation for submissions addressing any aspect of the Bill from all interested parties.

The Queensland Coastal Plan aims to protect Queensland's coastal zone by limiting development in certain areas.

This is an update to the previous article regarding new water legislation for petroleum tenure holders in Queensland.

The Industry Funding Model is designed to recover ASIC's regulatory costs by requiring entities to pay an annual levy.

There have been breaches of security of data, such as personal details and credit card information.

Bank Guarantees are a popular and convenient alternative to holding a security deposit during a lease term for many landlords.

This legislation will have a major impact on the efficient and sustainable operation of Queensland ports and coal exports.

The Timber Creek decision awarded compensation for extinguishment and impairment of native title rights and interests.

The concept of amenity is generally enshrined in the relevant planning scheme.

This Alert summarises the recent discussions regarding the enforcement of new GST legislation for online content.

The changes aim to better align interests of employers and employees, and to stimulate growth in start-up businesses.

Behind the taxi service's success, Uber Australia's share economy approach has raised a number of legal questions.