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    Proposed insolvent trading safe harbour – a new life raft for companies struggling to stay afloat?

    The Alert briefly explains the proposed changes and examines the potential utility of the safe harbour by directors.
    AustraliaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
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    Coal Board Medicals must focus on current restrictions not future risks

    The article considers appropriate questions when completing Coal Board Medicals and the latest developments in the case.
    AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
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    Proposal to postpone land valuations and pool fencing obligations in wake of Queensland natural disasters

    Premier Anna Bligh has announced some good news for the many Queensland property owners affected by recent flooding and Cyclone Yasi. The Premier has proposed to.
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    Land Tax increase for certain landowners in WA - 9 October 2015

    The Land Tax Amendment Act 2015 (WA)1 (Act) was assented to on 24 September 2015.
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    Western Australia Duty Round Up

    Some recent interesting cases have brought Western Australian duty law to the fore.
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    Queensland Resources and Energy Update - September 2017

    The update examines recent issues, legislation and case law relating to the resources and energy industry in Queensland.
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    Another win for retailers! Court finds supermarket not liable for injury

    This case emphasises the importance of properly engaging and instructing an expert to prepare a comprehensive opinion.
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    Appeal dismissed because injured worker fails to establish causation

    The injured worker must demonstrate that the alleged breach of duty by the employer actually caused the loss and damage.
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    Round up of key employment law and related tax changes for the 2015/16 financial year

    The new financial year will bring changes to minimum wage rates, unfair dismissal regulations and various tax charges.
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    Climate Change: Promoting your company as clean and green?

    The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is vigilant in prosecuting those companies that breach the provisions of the Trade Practices Act 1974. In particular, the Commission has been keeping an eye on those companies who use misleading or deceptive messages when promoting their green credentials.
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    ASIC and ASX hot on Distributed Ledger Technology - 23 March 2017

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    Someone has stolen my trademark - What should I do?

    These are steps to take if you believe your trademark, a sign to distinguish your goods or services, has been infringed.
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    WA land tax – changes to the primary production exemption

    If passed, this Bill will reinstate the land tax position on partial exemptions prior to the decision of Aveland Pty Ltd.
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    A sigh of relief from IronRidge Resources Limited

    Are you an Australian registered company looking to list on an overseas stock exchange?
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    Good Samaritans Avoid Liability

    The Leader of the Queensland State Opposition, Jeff Seeney, introduced the Civil Liability (Good Samaritan) Amendment Bill 2007 (‘Good Samaritan Bill’) into the Legislative Assembly on 7 March 2007.
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    Employee Reinstated When Employer Fails To Comply With Its Drug And Alcohol Policy Or Properly Train Workers About The Policy

    In the case of Kidd v Linfox Australia Pty Ltd, the Australian Industrial Relations Commission (AIRC) ordered that an employee, who was terminated for refusing to submit to a drug and alcohol test, be reinstated.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
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    Climate Change Alert: Carbon tax legislation before Parliament

    An outline of what the Government hopes to achieve by introducing the Clean Energy Bill 2011.
    AustraliaEnergy and Natural Resources
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    Avoiding claims of misleading and deceptive conduct when selling off-the-plan properties

    There are serious consequences of making misleading or deceptive representations during pre-contractual negotiations.
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    Carbon tax passed: What you need to know - 8 Nov 2011

    The Clean Energy Bill passed in the Senate on 8 November 2011.
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    A ‘Walk Away’ Offer Can Be A Genuine Attempt To Settle Litigation: "Sagacious Legal Pty Ltd v Westfarmers General Insurance"

    In litigation, costs are said to act as a compensatory award rather than a punitive penalty – see Sagacious Legal Pty Ltd v Westfarmers General Insurance Limited (No 5) [2010] FCA 630.
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