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While the changes are yet to take effect, employers should begin planning for them now.

The Federal Government's Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme Bill 2009 released on 10 March 2009 outlines the government's vision for its carbon pollution reduction scheme.

New rules require that companies disclose their internal audit and assurance protocols to investors.

In the aftermath of Queensland’s recent flood crisis, it is important for both landlords and tenants to carefully consider their rights and obligations under their leases for property that has been affected by flooding.

The development approval challenged in Surfers International was for a development permit for a material change of use.

The Sandbox Exemption provides a "safe place" for FinTech start-ups to develop their concept without an AFS licence.

The Australian Competition and Securities Commission has proven its commitment to taking a strong stance against insider trading by investigating and charging the former company secretary of one of Queensland's five largest publicly listed companies with insider trading.

A recent decision of the NSW Court of Appeal clarified when a person will be considered a shadow director of a company.

Franchising continues to be an extremely popular business model in a range of different industries in Australia. The Franchise Council of Australia estimates that there are over 1000 franchise systems and over 70 000 franchise units in Australia.

Some of Fair Work Australia’s recent decisions provide useful signposts as to how unfair dismissal claims will be handled where the claim is made.

The Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (PPSA) will have a significant impact on the core business operations of many industries. Businesses need to review their operations now and make arrangements to ensure their interests are protected when the PPSA commences

Whilst everyone from heads of state to taxi drivers can (and usually will) proffer an opinion as to whether the current economic climate meets whatever technical criteria the economists consider necessary to be labelled a "recession", these semantics matter little to the growing number of landlords now facing the reality of dealing with tenants who enter into some form of insolvency administration.

HopgoodGanim look at the Queensland Mining Supplies Case and what it means to litigators.

The final stage of changes to the Government's foreign investment screening arrangements for acquisitions of real estate by foreign persons was fully implemented on 31 March 2009 – over a month after initial expectations.

The case warns all direct salespeople and marketers to deal honestly, fairly and without deception or unfair pressure.

An automatic renewal clause can go unnoticed, or is forgotten about, until an attempt is made to terminate the contract.

The Alert explains the issues to consider in the process of implementing a Dividend Reinvestment Plan in your company.