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Summary of an important case concerning professional indemnity insurance.

We discuss the Senate hearing into to McGlade decision to and its impact on Queensland producers.

The High Court will decide the question of whether adjudicators decisions are open for review (can appeal to a court).

The adoption of the National Firearms Agreement and a QCAT decision led to changes in the licensing regime for handguns.

The variation clarifies the application of the Foreign Resident Capital Gains Tax Withholding Regime to deceased estates.

Failure by a respondent to pay a successful claimant the adjudication amount is liable to a significant civil penalty.

Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA)'s Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) program is moving towards an electronic model.

Primary producers need to demonstrate an "occupational requirement" and "genuine need" to hold a licence for handguns.

These changes aim to ensure that potential Australian bidders have an opportunity to participate in the sale process.

If Queensland Rail discovers a private road crossing, it will ask the landowner to enter into a agreement for access.

Almost all of Thynne & Macartney's agribusiness clients have been confronted by resource industry projects on their properties.

Farmers and graziers should consider a "PPS Act audit" to understand, verify and protect their rights over assets.

Article discusses the benefits of registering your trade mark in various jurisdictions.

While this proposal is a step forward, it doesn't replace the security of a well drafted and negotiated CCA or MGA.

Special wildlife reserves are to be introduced for the protection of Queensland land of "outstanding conservation value".

Federal Attorney-General Philip Ruddock has announced the establishment of a specialist maritime and transport arbitration commission in Sydney.

Landholders should welcome these changes for compensation for damage to water bores caused by mining or gas development.