The recent case of Police v Jones, Police v Ravesi [2008] SAMC 62 confirms that poker involves skill and is not merely a game of chance.

New ASX Listing Rules include additional placement capacity for small and mid cap companies and new admissions tests.

On 23 June 2010, the Productivity Commission (Commission) released its Final Report on Gambling. The Report represents a significant milestone in Australian gambling regulation and follows on from the Draft Report the Commission published in October 2009.

Companies must take genuine and reasonable steps, in an attempt to comply with the new obligations set out in the APPs.

If these recommendations are adopted, companies may have to revise their privacy policies and modify their IT practices.

A recent Takeovers Panel decision highlights that market disclosure may still be required.

The Senate Committee Report may have significant implications for companies.

The High Court has unanimously allowed an appeal brought by Google against a decision of the Federal Court.

Early last year, GlaxoSmithKline ("GSK"), the manufacturer and supplier of Ribena, the popular blackcurrant fruit drink, was fined NZ$227,500 and ordered by the Auckland District Court to run a corrective advertising campaign.

Outsourcing computing resources to the cloud can bring some serious risks for online gambling operators.

The trend for company record-keeping obligations in Australia is that electronic records are as good as paper records.

This article examines whether a general law right to terminate an agreement can be implied into a "perpetual contract",.

This article examines an aspect of the law on good faith - when a requirement of good faith is implied into a contract.

The issue of disclosure to the market of interests held by equity derivatives was discussed in the the Crown-Echo case.

ASIC releases details of new financial requirements for responsible entities of registered managed investment schemes.

In May 2008, the Full Federal Court of Australia upheld an appeal by Nine Network Australia Pty Limited ("<strong>Nine</strong>"), finding that Ice Pty Limited ("Ice") had infringed the copyright in Nine's television program schedules.

On 22 April 2009, the High Court of Australia allowed an appeal by IceTV Pty Limited (“IceTV”), finding that there was no infringement by IceTV of copyright held by Nine Network Australia Pty Limited (“Nine”) in its television program schedules.

The UK Gambling Commission is investigating Deal or No Deal and Red or Black, to see if they need a gambling licence.

In the case of Radico Khaitan Ltd vs. M/s. Devans Modern Breweries Ltd., Radico Khaitan Ltd. ("Radico") filed a suit seeking permanent injunction against Devans Modern Breweries Ltd.

On 30 April 2012, The Australian Government publicly released the Final Report of the Convergence Review.