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Article, 1 Apr 2021 ASIC's no-action position provides temporary flexibility to hold virtual meetings Entities should be prudent in ensuring compliance with the conditions enunciated by ASIC's "no-action" announcement and continue to be attentive to further developments. Article, 1 Apr 2021 AI, space, defence essential secrecy and data – the industry opportunities As Governments and Corporations become more data-savvy, opportunities and challenges will push the industry to innovate; combined with the substantial investment in Defence capabilities, the next ten ... Article, 1 Apr 2021 Successful environmental class action raises question of whether more will follow The most important takeaway from the Sanda decision is that it underscores the fact that, in conducting a risk assessment, statutory compliance may not be enough Article, 1 Apr 2021 The ACCC's product safety focus in 2021: bikes, babies and button batteries included The ACCC will use additional resources from the Australian Federal Government to increase its product safety capabilities as it pursues five priorities for 2021. Article, 1 Apr 2021 Three lessons from the Federal Court on avoiding misleading or deceptive conduct when marketing financial products ASIC says the Mayfair case is a warning it will take action where misleading or deceptive representations are made about investments, and when search engines are used in a misleading or deceptive way ... Article, 1 Apr 2021 Greener pastures for mining companies paying land ratings A recent Court of Appeal decision on the categorisation of land surrounding a mining project has significant financial implications for mining companies and local councils. Article, 1 Apr 2021 NSW Government releases six guidelines to support mine rehabilitation reforms Mining companies seeking to stay up-to-date with the NSW Government's rehabilitation reforms need to be aware that six guidelines have now been released and are open for public comment. Article, 1 Apr 2021 High Court set to clarify important Part IIIA provisions dealing with access to declared infrastructure The High Court will decide significant questions about Part IIIA of the Competition and Consumer Act, which will have important implications for regulated infrastructure of national significance. Article, 1 Apr 2021 Casual employment: new legislation ends double dipping and creates the ability to ask for a permanent job Employers should introduce new clauses to casual contracts that reflect the recent amendments in the Fair Work Amendment (Supporting Australia’s Jobs and Economic Recovery) Bill 2020. Article, 1 Apr 2021 Victorian Court of Appeal on the prevention principle: co-operation, not good faith The Victorian Court of Appeal has found the prevention principle is founded on a duty to co-operate, an implied term well established in Australian law. Article, 1 Apr 2021 "Absolute discretion": express words negate the implied good faith obligation and operation of the prevention principle The NSW Courts have typically grounded the prevention principle in the implied duty to act reasonably and/or in good faith. A recent decision demonstrates the preparedness of NSW Courts to find that p ... Article, 1 Apr 2021 Major Projects & Construction 5 Minute Fix 72: security of payment and the prevention principle Get your 5 Minute Fix of major projects and construction news. This issue: owner occupiers now subject to security of payment obligations in NSW, the Victorian Court of Appeal and the NSW Supreme Cour ... Article, 1 Apr 2021 Distance-based road charging: Victoria introduces new Bill for electric vehicles Victorian zero and low emission vehicle owners could soon be required to pay a charge based on the total kilometres travelled by the vehicle. Article, 1 Apr 2021 Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >