[radio interview] Groupon received a warning of a Spam Act breach - it was difficult to unsubscribe from its email list.

[radio interview] Jonathon Corlett discusses issues such as social media, bullying, policies and employment contracts.

Big data might be a source of market power and could potentially be misused, leading to a breach of competition law.

Motorists are likely to be free to use supermarket shopper dockets to save at the petrol pump, after a News Corp probe.

[radio interview] The ACCC claimed that Hewlett Packard was misleading or deceiving consumers in breach of the ACL.

Business advocates are concerned about the impact of the additional super costs on small and medium-sized businesses.

[Radio interview] Food Standards introduced for food labelling and advertising in 2013 are radically more prescriptive.

Some insights into the legal ramifications of the 2DayFM prank.

Australia already has a set of regulatory arrangements governing the promotion of food & beverage products to children.

Green leases have requirements which require both landlord and tenant to be energy efficient and to operate sustainably.

Truman Hoyle advised Dick Smith Electronics on its retail brand management agreement (RBMA) with David Jones. .

[radio interview] Employers must address social media issues in employment contracts and develop social media policies.

The review panel had been appointed to consider if the Act had been operating in a manner consistent with its objects.

This article examines proposals for telecommunications interception reform in light of changing technology and threats.

The Code changes areas such as complaint handling, credit management, customer service, billing content and advertising.

ICANN has published the list of new gTLDs that organisations have requested during the recent gTLD application period.

Subsequently changing an employee’s role may not constitute misleading and deceptive conduct.

Justice Rares’ decision finding that the Optus TV Now service infringed the copyright in broadcasts has been overturned.

On 3 March 2011, the Australian Consumer & Competition Commission ("ACCC") issued its Interim Access Determination ("Determination"), ending the freeze on wholesale access prices for access to Telstra’s copper network. The freeze has been in place since December 2009 to enable the ACCC to review the way the prices were calculated. The Determination is the first telecommunications pricing decision made by the ACCC under new laws that restrict Telstra's ability to challenge the ACCC in the Federal

ICANN has published the list of new gTLDs that organisations have requested during the recent gTLD application period.