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A ninth court-endorsed settlement reached between the ACCC and an airline in the air cargo investigation.

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Merger parties involved in complex transactions should anticipate more rigorous substantive reviews before the ACCC.

The Flight Centre decision could impact any price parity / MFN clauses and many principal / agent relationships.

The National Pro Bono Resource Centre's survey results contains important messages about building a pro bono culture.

The changes affect the duties on (and liability of) committee members, and the model constitution, amongst other things.

Investors and companies face lengthy delays in accessing any CSF regime, and even then, many restrictions still remain.

Employer who moved employees between companies to avoid paying entitlements guilty of sham contracting.

Employers should not shy away from decisions affecting an employee's employment if they have a sound basis for doing so.

When looking to dismiss an employee, it is imperative employers have a valid reason for the dismissal at the time of the dismissal.

Queensland businesses should their review right of entry protocols to ensure they reflect legislative requirements.

Employers need to be proactive in implementing their standards of workplace behaviour or risk an unfair dismissal claim.

Legislation to give the FWC discretion to approve an enterprise agreement despite technical NERR defects has stalled.

It may well be time to develop a clear statutory definition of independent contractor - or a new common law definition.

The New South Wales Government has recently completed a selective audit of coal and petroleum exploration licences.

The outcome of the Amendment SEPP should be a clearer and more consistent process for the assessment of mining projects.

The Minister announced a linkage of the Australian carbon scheme to the European carbon scheme, effective from 2015.