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This simple case study, based on actual events, demonstrates some of the problems of incorrect worker characterisation.

This alert outlines how the proposed amendments will change the duty liability for resources exploration in Queensland.

Earlier this month, the High Court ruled in favour of Peter Spencer, the New South Wales farmer who came to fame last summer after he undertook a 52 day hunger strike to protest limitations on his right to clear his own land.

Exposure draft legislation allows geothermal explorers to access tax write offs and deductions for exploration expenses.

All businesses involved in the sale of electricity in Queensland (on any scale) should prepare for this new regime.

This revised assessment bilateral agreement is the second step towards a "one-stop-shop" for environmental approvals.

The Court must look to the conduct of an adult child and to competing claims other beneficiaries may have on the estate.

The alert updates the changes and discusses what the reforms will mean for local government, developers and ratepayers.

The judgment has highlighted the vulnerability of deeds of company arrangement approved by related-party creditors.

This recent decision highlights the importance of particularising claims for damages at an early stage of proceedings.

A series of Alerts offering planning law perspectives on issues relevant to the building and construction industry.

The ED Bill will repeal the Urban Land Development Authority Act 2007 and abolish the Urban Land Development Authority.

We discuss key changes proposed by the Draft Amendment to the State Planning Policy.

The test of what is reasonable or unreasonable involves value judgments, which include room for differences of opinion.

This Alert discusses implications for lessors and lessees of the reforms in the Retail Shop Leases Amendment Bill 2014.

The State anticipates that the working draft of the Queensland Plan will be completed in mid-2014 and delivered in 2014.

If a landlord and tenant cannot agree on the current market rent, it must be determined by a specialist retail valuer.