Two model clauses, ultimately to be inserted into all modern awards, have been determined by the Full Bench of the FWC.

The proximity principle will help to reduce risks and social costs of long distance transportation of waste in NSW.

Increased spending on border protection shows a change in focus in Australian customs, creating uncertainty for industry.

Provide the following summary on the status of claims associated with the Federal Government Home Insulation Scheme and efforts to recover allegedly excessive container detention fees.

Indemnities are usually one of the most difficult, dreaded, emotive and time-consuming topics in contract negotiations.

The Supreme Court of NSW was recently faced with a decision dealing with Section 21 of the Insurance Contracts Act 1984.

The more valuable your intellectual property, the more likely there will people seeking to counterfeit it.

This article is a summary of five topical issues in the latest developments in Australian customs and global trade.

Late yesterday (28 August 2008), the Australian Minister for Trade announced that Australia and New Zealand had concluded negotiations for a free trade agreement with the ASEAN nations (to be known as the AANZFTA).

The Issues Paper proposes a statutory cause of action, that is, a right to sue, for serious invasion of privacy.

Retail leases that may have previously been considered not subject to the Retail Leases Act 2003 may now be so due.

The view was, that once the dwelling was built, the protected bushland could potentially be removed without permission.

The case provided reassurance of the appropriateness to adopt the "profits method" of rent valuation for hotel premises.

In and among the wider agenda of the Australian Federal Budget for 2011 – 2012 and the predictable Government rhetoric as to the aims of Government agencies, a preliminary review of the Portfolio Budget Statements reveals no significant changes in the Customs, Trade and Transport sectors.

As products evolve, tariff classification becomes increasingly challenging.

On March 27, 2017, in an unprecedented decision, the Provincial Court of British Columbia ruled in R. v. DeSautel to recognize the aboriginal rights of a First Nation whose members reside in the United States ...

On May 2, 2019, in R. v. Desautel, 2019 BCCA 151, the British Columbia Court of Appeal found that "aboriginal peoples of Canada" in s. 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982 should be broadly interpreted to include ...

The Supreme Court of Bermuda has clarified the rules for granting common law recognition and assistance to foreign office holders following the landmark Privy Council...

John Smith was featured in the Danish Broadcasting Corporation's documentary Jagten på hvidvaskeren (The Hunt for the Money Launderer) about OFAC-designated money launderer Altaf...