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If you run a business from a strata lot, you need to obey the strata scheme by-laws.

Buyers should not assume they have an automatic right to use the foreshore maritime structures adjacent to the property.

Buyers of new residential premises or new residential subdivisions will be required to remit GST on the purchase price.

The NSW Building Commissioner is cracking down on faulty practices with a new era of strict regulation

A person could not establish a permanent place of abode if they moved between foreign countries during an income year.

The High Court has decided that the purchase price of gaming machine entitlements in Victoria was not tax deductible.

New legislation has introduced a harmonised regime to apply national standards across the Australian shipping industry.

The proposed new shipping requirements for temporary licences may not encourage foreign vessels to the Australian coast.

Potential cyber risks and ASIC's increased vigilance mean that company directors can no longer delegate cyber security.

The public image of products and financial service providers should be a true and accurate picture of their attributes.

To mitigate risk, building companies considering a DOCA should also consider a risk assessment of all past projects.

Article discusses cases where car insurance policies were voided in circumstances of non-disclosure of licence suspension.

Unyielding approach in assessing casualty proves risky for insurers. .

Chapter 9 of the Joint Parliamentary Committee report deals with use of genetic information by life insurance companies.

A recent ECJ decision may pave the way for a new global norm - to remove certain personal information from online access.

A property development by a charity was found to be not in conflict with the Brisbane City Plan. .

The Court found the relocation of the heritage building onto the site of the front garden conflicted with the City Plan.