Clayton Utz Knowledge Our latest insights, news and media Search By All Areas of Expertise selectAdministrative and Public LawAdvertising and MarketingAgribusiness and FoodAlternate Investment FundsAlternative LendingAnti dumping and ImportationAsset FinanceAustralian Consumer LawBanking and FinanceBusiness and Human RightsCapital ManagementCapital Markets and SecuritiesClass ActionsClimate Change and SustainabilityCompetitionConstruction and Major ProjectsCopyrightCorporate / M&ACorporate FinanceCorporate GovernanceCorporatisation and PrivatisationCyber SecurityDebt Capital MarketsDebt Trading and Special Situation InvestingDerivatives DebtEnergy and ResourcesEnforcement and CartelsEnvironment and PlanningEnvironmental and Toxic Tort LitigationEnvironmental, Social and GovernanceEquity Capital Markets / IPOsFinancial Services Royal CommissionForeign Investment in AustraliaForensic and Technology ServicesFranchisingFunds ManagementGovernance and ComplianceGovernment ServicesHealthcare and Life SciencesInfrastructure Access and RegulationInsolvencyInsurance and RiskIntellectual PropertyInternational ArbitrationInternational TradeInvestigations and Crisis ManagementLeisure and EntertainmentLeveraged FinanceLitigation and Dispute ResolutionMerger and Acquisition ClearanceMergers and AcquisitionsNative TitleNatural disasters and business continuityNot-For-ProfitPatentsPharmaceutical and Medical DevicesPrivacyPrivate EquityProduct LiabilityProject FinanceProperty FinanceReal EstateRenewablesRestructuringRestructuring and InsolvencyRetail BankingSecuritisationSocial MediaStructured FinanceStructured ProductsSuperannuation and PensionsTaxationTaxation DisputesTelecommunications, Media and TechnologyTrade MarksTransport and LogisticsWaterWhite Collar Crime and InvestigationsWorkplace Relations, Employment and Safety All Knowledge Types selectArticleAudioDocumentMedia ReleaseVideo Date Published After September 2021 September 2021 MTWTFSS 36303112345 376789101112 3813141516171819 3920212223242526 4027282930123 4145678910 Published Before September 2021 September 2021 MTWTFSS 36303112345 376789101112 3813141516171819 3920212223242526 4027282930123 4145678910 Get ready for Victoria's new right to entry laws which allow unions to record potential breaches Union representatives exercising right of entry powers will soon have new powers to take photos, measurements, sketches, or recordings (video included) when attending a workplace where a designated me ... , 21 Sep 2021 Media Release: Clayton Utz congratulates our client Healthia on strategic Back in Motion acquisition A Clayton Utz team is today celebrating a client's strategic growth milestone, with the announcement by leading allied health business Healthia Limited (Healthia, ASX: HLA) of its agreement to acquire ... Media Release, 20 Sep 2021 ATO on high alert for overclaimed fuel tax credits This morning the ATO released a Tax Alert relating to fuel tax credits (FTC) being overclaimed in connection with the use of GPS and telematics technology. The release of a Tax Alert on this topic sig ... Article, 17 Sep 2021 NSW Court of Appeal clarifies the assessment of climate change impacts from mining projects The NSW Court of Appeal has dealt a critical blow to a proposed new coal mine in the Bylong Valley by dismissing an appeal made by the proponent after it unsuccessfully applied to the Land and Environ ... Article, 16 Sep 2021 Another one bites the (coal) dust: NSW greenfield mine rejected by IPC Obtaining planning approval for a greenfield coal mine is getting harder in NSW, particularly where conflicting land uses and environmental risks are at play, and a proponent's social licence in obtai ... Article, 16 Sep 2021 Refocusing energy from waste projects from Sydney to key NSW regions The EfW Infrastructure Plan indicates the NSW Government's intention to imbed the new policy into environmental planning instruments and legislation. Article, 16 Sep 2021 How to lose $450,000 in four posts: internet trolls beware! A recent case in the Federal Court of Australia provides a strong warning to "keyboard warriors" with a vendetta: a baseless internet tirade can have serious legal consequences. Article, 16 Sep 2021 Workplace investigations refresher part 8: Participants in workplace investigations – witnesses In this article, we take a closer look at how an investigator can manage witnesses in an investigation, as well as identifying some key steps investigators can take to protect the interests of all par ... Article, 16 Sep 2021 COVID-19 Vaccination Information Distillation 3: COVID-19 vaccine claims scheme introduced for claims of $5,000 or more Based on the information currently available, the COVID-19 vaccine claims scheme provides limited comfort to GPs, nurses, health practitioners or other vaccination providers. Article, 16 Sep 2021 NT Government policies targeting large emitters of GHG emissions and proposing the how and when to offset In an effort to manage and offset greenhouse gas emissions in the Territory, the NT Government has released policies aimed at the management of emissions from new or expanded large emitter projects an ... Article, 16 Sep 2021 Don't "set and forget" your insurance policy – proper maintenance may lead to better coverage Although often forgotten, maintenance of insurance contracts is an important and necessary exercise to ensure effective coverage. Article, 16 Sep 2021 Victoria's Environment Protection regime: transition of permissions, notices, classifications and policies Despite the repeal of the Environment Protection Act 1970 (Vic), some permissions, notices, directions and classifications are saved under the new 2017 Act as if the old Act had not been repealed, whi ... Article, 16 Sep 2021 The ACCC is calling for a new ban on unfair trading practices in business – why, and what it would mean Underpinning the push for a new general law prohibiting "unfair practices" is the ACCC's argument that it brings us into alignment with overseas regimes, but it's more likely such a law will take us i ... Article, 16 Sep 2021 The top five trends shaping disputes with the Australian Tax Office (and your tax risk) in 2021 The ATO wants greater information and earlier engagement, and that is influencing its approach. Article, 16 Sep 2021 Page1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next