Tabcorp Holdings Limited has announced further investment into Star City Casino. In a move that will add an additional $285 million investment into the casino's redevelopment (taking total capital expenditure to $860 million), Tabcorp's plan is to reinvent the casino as a new Asian hub for high-rollers.

Anti-suit injunctions in support of arbitration will no longer be available in Member States of the European Union, following the decision of the European Court of Justice in the West Tankers Case on 10 February 2009.

Executive officers of entities operating in the Northern Territory must understand the changes to directors' liability.

Regulators and businesses can avoid lengthy court proceedings and negotiate an agreed outcome and a proposed penalty.

This year has commenced with some decent competitive processes and I think we'll see more competitive processes in 2014.

The Government's review of the taxation of employee share schemes for start-up companies is to be welcomed.

Employers will need to reconsider how they calculate redundancy pay following a recent Fair Work Commission decision.

When an employee resigns to join a competitor, employers should be expressly entitled to order a period of garden leave.

The Bill represents an attempt to create a version of the model Commonwealth legislation, but adapted and suited to WA.

The NT Minister for Mines and Energy will be able to exercise discretion and make decisions to protect the environment.

The Senate has rejected bills to repeal the Clean Energy Act 2011, centrepiece of the Australian carbon price scheme.

The INDCs will form part of the global legally binding climate agreement which it is hoped, will be the outcome of COP21.

ASIC's review into broker dark pools comes as investigations into dark pool trading venues gain momentum worldwide.

The Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Legislation Amendment Bill 2015 and associated legislation have been introduced.

Six key issues have been raised in the review of the Public Interest Disclosure Act, as requiring further consideration.

At COP23 the parties to the Paris Agreement appear to be working towards writing the rule book for the Paris Agreement.

The proposals mean new assessment and approval processes, new planning instruments, and some new compliance obligations.

Victoria's off-the-plan stamp duty concession will soon be a distant memory for the vast majority of off-the-plan sales.

NSW Owners Corporations must fit safety locks on above ground windows to protect children falling from unsecured windows.

This South Australian Bill applies to technology relating to "advances in the design or construction of motor vehicles".