The Tribunal determined that Mr Moore failed to provide sufficiently compelling reasons for the case to be re-litigated.

A subjective belief of unlawfulness cannot amount to a reasonable excuse for purposes of s57(2) SRC Act.

Changes in the workplace, with due consultation and communication, were considered reasonable administrative action.

The Tribunal considered whether an employee's pre-existing carpal tunnel syndrome was aggravated by her typing duties.

The employer had induced or encouraged the employee to shower before attending work, so was liable to pay compensation.

The Tribunal was required to consider if Comcare had a present liability to pay compensation for medical expenses.

An employee is disentitled to compensation if it arose prior to the start of the SRC Act & was not available under a predecessor Act.

If the evidence before the Tribunal is not sufficient to enable it to upset the status quo, the status quo will remain.

Providing the best supporting evidence is necessary to prove that a treatment practice was 'widely accepted practice'.

The High Court held that authorisation is required in cases where the medical procedure is not clinically necessary.

Coles owed a duty to properly train the worker, although similar previous cases did not require the supermarket to do so.

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) commenced on 1 July 2016.

'Stress' is insufficient for the purposes of establishing 'injury' pursuant to s5A of the SRC Act.

Article considers full or partial remittal in psychological injury case.

After careful consideration, the Court of Appeal decided that the exclusion clause in the insurance policy did not apply.

Paying a ransom for a cyber-attack is a consideration specific to each business, but it is not recommended by the ACSC.

There was a breakdown of communication between the Mental Health Service and the families and carers of the patients.

Discussion about recent Court of Appeal case concerning contributory negligence and assessment of damages.

Article discusses standards & recommendations made by the Royal Commission into institutional responses to child sexual abuse.

An Information Standard has been created which sets out the new country of origin labelling for food sold in Australia.