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The former Government introduced a major revision of the financial management regulatory framework of the Commonwealth.

Investors and ASIC-regulated fund managers can now offer a broader range of investment classes to SIV applicants.

The Royal Commission investigation is a reminder of the duties of government organisations to act as a model litigant.

Australian law recognises that a person's consent is generally required before treatment can be provided.

The Guide sets out four steps with suggested commitments, which, the OAIC acknowledges, should be applied flexibly.

The case provides useful guidance on a number of issues the Commonwealth needs to consider when terminating a contract.

CIVs will have flow-through status for tax purposes and similar criteria as the MITs, to encourage foreign investment.

This month's update discusses the tenement implications of the NSW Government's White Paper for a new planning system.

In situations where there are questions around consent to treatment, health care providers may obtain court guidance.

The update includes references to DRE standards and new developments in relation to mining tenements and leases in NSW.

The case provides a useful scenario to examine what would the result be if the same issues arose under the new law.

The OAIC will continue to facilitate voluntary compliance and work to achieve best practice and prevent privacy breaches.

The additional transitional exemptions are narrow in scope and may only apply to a small number of building contractors.

Contract drafting tips for universities.

Strategies that encourage a worker to disclose when they are not fit for work can be key in managing these situations.

The first topic of discussion today is the application of the continuous disclosure requirements of the ASX Listing Rules in the context of bid proposals.

This case highlights that certain circumstances may give rise to an employee's successful workplace claim of privilege.