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There have been a number of amendments made to the original Bill because of feedback received during the Committee stage.

All jurisdictions except the ACT and Victoria now have EPBC bilateral agreements, making assessment processes clearer.

Changes will affect nominations under options, mining tenements and primary production land under landholder provisions.

The final tranche of DOFIs reform has just been released by the Australian Treasury – draft regulations establishing reporting requirements for AFSL holders who place business with DOFIs and the disclosure requirements to the insureds, under the exemptions.

Organisations that are currently preparing for the new ACNC regime should be considering governance arrangements.

The Australian Government has released amendments to the National Consumer Credit Protection Regulations, as a result of further consultations with industry - and more are on the way.

Articles look at: what employers need to do to be ready for the new right to request flexible work arrangements; why cases dealing with flexibility are likely to take on more of an industrial flavour; and getting your EEO and other anti-discrimination policies and procedures up to date.

The Work Health and Safety Bill 2011 passed through the Queensland Parliament yesterday. The Bill, once enacted and commenced, will bring into force in Queensland harmonised national workplace health and safety laws.

Australia now has a paid parental leave scheme, following the passage of the Paid Parental Leave Bill 2010 by the Federal Parliament.

The High Court has refused special leave in the Goodridge case.

NSW's class action laws will be based on the Federal and Victorian regimes, but with some unique features.

Australian States and Territories are in the midst of major planning law reforms, spurred on by COAG.

Our retail tenancy guide compares the regimes across Australia.

A brief look at the new mandatory reporting requirements of the Australian Consumer Law released by the ACCC.

ASIC has confirmed that there is a significant problem in the new Two Strikes rule.

ACNC will have a lot more power than the ATO - the ACNC will have some broad powers to investigate organisations.

This straightforward guide to the ACNC Act sets out what charities need to think about to get ready for the new regime.