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When can an employer challenge or not accept the validity of a medical certificate provided by an employee?

Several cases have considered whether covert recordings can be admitted as evidence in unfair dismissal proceedings.

The application seeks to overturn a Federal Court ruling that the TAFE had taken 'adverse action' against an employee.

Australia's minority Labor government passed that country's first nationwide carbon tax this week.

Significant changes to the Contaminated Land Management Act 1997 (NSW) come into effect today.

Amendments to the Environmental Protection Act 1994 (Qld) cut "green tape" for environmental approvals and processes.

The Greentape Reduction Project aims to greatly change the environmental approvals and assessment process in Queensland.

The APRA final form standards have softened some aspects but kept most elements of the draft form largely unchanged.

ASIC increases its enforcement of the continuous disclosure requirements of listed companies under the Corporations Act.

The TGA has inititated its own review.

The Attorney-General has announced major legislative reforms to the Privacy Act that are intended to benefit consumers.

This case considered the intersection of Australian law and an international convention.

The window for applying for generic Top-Level Domains (gTLDs) is fast approaching.

Discusses recent reforms to US patents legislation.

Several 2012 decisions have highlighted consideration of the crucial ingredient in negligence actions – causation.

In the recent Queensland Planning and Environment Court decision of Canaipa Developments Pty Ltd v Redland City Council & Ors [2010] QP EC 034, the Court found that a failure to include evidence of a State resource entitlement for private wastewater infrastructure in a public roadway meant that a development application was not properly made.

All property owners, developers and councils should be aware of a a major reform of zoning controls across Victoria.