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Developments in banking and finance including the new AFCA, reverse mortgages, life insurance, responsible lending etc.

From 1 January 2016, relevant organisations will need to be fully compliant with these new due diligence procedures.

Privacy law reform introduces a new regime governing the reporting of payment defaults to Credit Reporting Bodies.

The Federal Privacy Commissioner has released several further case notes dealing with complaints received by the Commissioner and other investigations concerning private organisations and government agencies.

Various states are introducing new verification of identity (VOI) requirements for paper based mortgage transactions.

According to an article in today's Globe and Mail, the OSC has been "widening the net" as it investigates potential cases of insider trading in advance of major corporate deals and announcements.

At present in Ireland access to medicinal cannabis can only be accessed in circumstances where a licence has been granted in respect of an individual.

Join Robert Hunt, Cameron Dunstan-Smith and Brian Spiro for the second episode of our investigations podcast series where they will be discussing dawn raids. This episode will explore key themes...

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has found a NSW Agency liable for nuisance in a class action brought on behalf of businesses claiming to be affected by the construction and development of the Sydney Light Rail.

In Australia, single words, short phrases and titles are too trivial and insubstantial to attract copyright protection.

Button batteries - also known as 'coin batteries' or 'coin cell batteries'- are small, round batteries that come in many different sizes and types and work by mixing two chemicals...

Discussion of proposed amendments to Corporations Act which give ASIC product intervention power.

The international regulatory body has long been critical of Australia's anti-money laundering regime.

The Panel assessed the operation of the FWA and the extent to which its effects are consistent with objects of the Act.

From 1 July 2015, new monitoring and licensing requirements commenced for waste tyres and asbestos waste within NSW.

The "National Consumer Credit Protection Bill 2009" is currently before the Commonwealth Parliament. This legislation, if passed, will have a significant effect on the conduct of mortgage brokers.

This newsletter links to recent media releases relating to COVID-19 and other healthcare issues in Australia.