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    Insurer fined for breach of employee privacy

    The case shows that employers must not mismanage an employee's personal information, such as WorkCover claims history.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
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    Who's in my house? Landlords left in the dark after VCAT decision

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    Nomination under a contract of sale and stamp duty consequences in Victoria – A timely reminder

    When a nomination under a contract of sale is made after there has been land development, duty will be assessed twice.
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