You can generate substantial profits in Australia by having just a "digital presence", without being exposed to taxes.

The inclusion of carbon capture and storage in the Clean Development Mechanism at COP17 is a milestone decision.

The phrase "all reasonable steps" in relation to section 173(1) of the Fair Work Act was judicially considered.

AMPLA attendees were interested by the international perspectives from African, Chinese and Canadian mining experts.

Interview about the latest reforms to Australia's arbitration laws

Executives who think the long arm of the cartel law ends at Australia's borders should think again.

If you supply or manufacture consumer products, you must provide consumer information about warranties against defects.

The Government will abolish the 100 shareholder rule, but will still allow meetings requisitioned by 5% of shareholders.

Start-ups and other eligible companies should review their funding plans, ready for the new crowd-sourced funding regime.

Draft rules for how the Fair Work Commission will deal with bullying complaints have been released for public comment.

Employers entering enterprise agreement negotiations must provide a notice of employee representation within 14 days.

The Patricks case should not be seen as limiting the flexibility given to the FW Commission to make a cooling-off order.

According to the termination letters sent to employees, the stunt was considered a serious breach of safety procedures.

Joe Catanzariti and Graham Smith look at the latest in the implementation of model OH&S laws nationally.

East Timor began arbitration proceedings regarding the distribution of revenue derived from the Greater Sunrise field.

The failure to lodge a mineralisation report at the time of an application for a mining lease rendered the lease invalid.

Changes to the National Electricity Rules give more certainty, but may not go far enough to facilitate new generators.

Participants in the Australian OTC derivatives markets should consider reviewing their OTC derivatives documentation.

Responsible Entities may find their scheme constitutions do not confer powers for in specie distributions.

The new requirements complement other G-20 measures to reduce the systemic risk imposed by the OTC derivatives market.