The Alert discusses this new exploration opportunity, which extends to both conventional and unconventional petroleum.

Disputes about which school your child will attend can be one of the trickier aspects of the post-separation landscape.

The Supreme Court has confirmed that, in most cases, an unsigned will upon the will-maker's death would be invalid.

The ASX has proposed changes, which will affect both initial public offerings (IPOs) and backdoor listings.

There is no clear cut answer to the pressing copyright question of what would have happened if a koala took the selfie.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics has released the Consumer Price Index figures for the March 2012 quarter.

The Alert discusses what to do if you and a co-owner are disputing the sale of the property, under s 38 of the PLA Act.

The truck driver was denied workers' compensation after injuring his back cleaning a work truck at home on the weekend.

The article examines the issues raised by ASIC in this Report and the areas on which ASIC will continue to focus in 2015.

The FWC upheld summary dismissal of a worker who tested positive for cannabis, despite being denied procedural fairness.

The new penalty provisions signal a serious need for WA business owners to address occupational safety and health issues.

The Fair Work Commission has announced that the new high income threshold will be $138,900 per annum from 1 July 2016.

Every on-supplier in Queensland should consider the impact of this Rule change on their current on-selling activities.

The industry looks forward to details of the delegated legislation implementing the ban and moratorium being released.

If you don't have a valid, up to date Will you are overlooking an important opportunity to plan for your family's future.

This Bill restores the ability for any couples to hold a civil ceremony prior to the registration of their relationship.

The State plans to deliver a draft plan for public consultation in 2016 and expects to release the final plan in 2017.

Without further evidence, the Judge held the request to be unreasonable and repetitious and dismissed the application.

This article considers the effect of changes made to a planning scheme to reduce risks associated with natural hazards.

The Toowoomba Railway Parklands Priority Development Area development scheme was approved by the Queensland Government.