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The amendments are relevant for fathers and same-sex partners, who can now claim two weeks of paid paternity leave.

Employers should not easily rely on the outcome of this case until the matter has been considered by a higher court.

A recent noteworthy decision handed down by the Magistrates Court of Western Australia concerned a breach by an employer of its general duty to provide a safe working environment for its employees.

The Fair Work Ombudsman has announced an investigation into work experience placements, internships and unpaid trials.

The article outlines guidelines that employers can use to consider and respond to requests for flexibile work practices.

In August Avalon Minerals Limited announced a 1 for 1 non-renounceable rights issue underwritten by its largest shareholder.

Recent reports have examined medical indemnity claims in the public and private sectors.

The landmark decision raises the question of how tobacco companies will differentiate themselves from their competitors.

Discusses utility model patents versus invention patents in China.

TV Now allows subscribers to record free-to-air TV programs to the cloud and play back the recording within 30 days.

The implementation of the recommendations should tackle 'how' dumping is dealt with and complement the existing reforms.

The verdict in a recent Victorian case raises the question as to whether jury trials are appropriate in a modern society.

Across the globe organisations are contending with the latest technology panacea – cloud computing.

These changes will provide the Commissioner with a wider ambit to pursue directors for breaches of their obligations.

The relevant bills for the new R&D Tax Credit (Tax Credit) passed by Parliament.

The alleged international air freight cartel is one of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) and New Zealand Commerce Commission’s (NZCC) largest ever cartel investigations. In addition Auskay International, a Melbourne vacuum importer has commenced a representative proceeding (class action) against certain international carriers in relation to the same alleged cartel. The alleged cartel allegedly set the level of fuel, security and war-risk surcharges for international air

China is currently witnessing an extended government campaign to tackle corruption on an unprecedented scale.