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This issue: COVID-19 relief, stamp duty and land tax changes, strata and community title, and execution. Article, 2 Sep 2021 Environment and Planning 5 Minute Fix 17: climate change, energy, resources, planning and environmental protection The Environment and Planning 5 Minute Fix gives you a snapshot of what you need to know across a range of environment and planning issues across the country. This edition focuses on the latest in clim ... Article, 2 Sep 2021 Key steps to getting your ESG right Fundamentally, ESG is about doing business responsibly. It is about having the trust of your stakeholders. It is about businesses acting in a way that is "right" – doing only what achieves legal compl ... Article, 2 Sep 2021 Executive officer liability under Environmental Protection Act 1994 (Qld) clarified by Court Executive officers' liability for certain environmental offences under Queensland's Environmental Protection Act will only arise if the harm came to fruition during their tenure. Article, 2 Sep 2021 An Australian first: NSW EPA ordered to take action to address climate change The Bushfire Survivors decision opens up the possibility of similar challenges in other Australian jurisdictions, and will prompt other Australian environmental authorities to consider whether their r ... Article, 2 Sep 2021 Your feedback sought on unique crediting arrangement for Australia’s largest greenhouse gas emitters A new proposal to establish a crediting element may provide an incentive for large-emitting industrial to take advantage of abatement opportunities. Article, 2 Sep 2021 Orders Without Borders: Australia's new law to obtain data directly from foreign internet service providers The Telecommunications Legislation Amendment (International Production Orders) Act 2021 establishes a framework that, subject to an international agreement, will allow Australian Government agencies t ... Article, 2 Sep 2021 ASIC's new Corporate Plan: "Why not litigate" takes a backseat in the name of economic recovery Despite the retreat from "why not litigate", ASIC still has an important role to play in regulating corporate Australia and will deploy its regulatory armoury when the circumstances demand. Article, 2 Sep 2021 South Australia follows Victoria and introduces bill for a distance-based electric vehicle levy The SA Government has given a clear and early indication to vehicle owners and manufacturers of the proposed distance-based electric vehicle levy, and also demonstrated general consistency with the Vi ... Article, 2 Sep 2021 Victoria's Environment Protection regime: the general environmental duty Where a person fails to meet the general environmental duty in the course of conducting a business or undertaking, they will commit an offence. Article, 2 Sep 2021 Banksy fight may paint a different picture under Australian trade mark law 05: Distinctiveness Devising a distinctive trade mark is the best way to mitigate against costly legal disputes both in securing quick registration and defending the registration against any future attempts at cancellati ... Article, 2 Sep 2021 Managing fraud and corruption risks: Is your policy best practice? As part of developing or updating your fraud and corruption policy, your organisation should conduct a fraud risk assessment using a methodology consistent with the relevant recognised standards. Article, 2 Sep 2021 The registered designs system wakes from its slumber The biggest practical obstacle to obtaining registered design protection is about to disappear, as a result of some changes to Australia’s designs laws which have just been passed, so all businesses i ... Article, 2 Sep 2021 YouTuber's proposed defamation defences knocked down by Parliamentary privilege Parliamentary privilege is a matter for Parliament to adjudicate and waive, not the courts, even if it affects a possible defence to defamation actions. Article, 2 Sep 2021 PagePrevious 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next