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Are we at risk for third-party posts on our public social media pages? Businesses that allow public comments on their social media posts risk being the "primary publisher" for defamation purposes following a NSW Supreme Court decision. Article, 11 Jul 2019 Murray-Darling Basin: What are "critical human water needs"? There are some concerns about the current interpretation of the provisions pertaining to critical human water needs. Article, 11 Jul 2019 Major projects & construction 5 Minute Fix 36 Get your 5 Minute Fix of major projects and construction news. This issue: new case law on the doctrine of penalties, effectiveness of notices to terminate contractual rights, and implied obligations ... Article, 11 Jul 2019 New Bill aims at protecting Australian primary producers from activist-incited trespass or property damage/theft The introduction of the Bill is an encouraging step towards protecting Australian farmers and agricultural businesses from trespass or property damage/theft incited through the online distribution of ... Article, 11 Jul 2019 Exploration tenements and prior native title extinguishment – the High Court resets the relationship The High Court has ruled that native title can revive in relation to vacant Crown land, even if a resources proponent has been granted, and is performing authorised activities under, a mining or petro ... Article, 11 Jul 2019 Victorian landlords take note: the Retail Leases Act 2003 may apply to your lease A number of recent cases have further considered the question of what constitutes "retail premises", some of which may cause concern for landlords. Article, 11 Jul 2019 New streamlining, new powers in the Heritage Act 2018 (WA) from 1 July 2019 While streamlining the process, the new heritage legislation clearly provides both the Council and the Minister increased preservation powers. Article, 11 Jul 2019 Enforcement guaranteed: ACCC continues to regulate alleged misleading consumer guarantee representations Recent action by the ACCC should put retailers, manufacturers and service providers on notice to ensure their marketing content and procedures for dealing with product defects do not infringe the Aust ... Article, 11 Jul 2019 ASIC starts dialogue on product intervention powers ASIC has invited feedback on its proposed administration of its product intervention powers which will allow ASIC to intervene and make orders if a financial product is likely to result in "significan ... Article, 11 Jul 2019 ASIC seeks your views on Australia's proposed licensing framework for foreign financial services providers Foreign financial services providers (FFSPs) have another opportunity to shape Australia's proposed framework for regulating FFSPs with the release by the corporate regulator ASIC of "Consultation Pap ... Article, 4 Jul 2019 Open Banking is on its way and now is your chance to comment The Government is seeking submissions from interested parties in implementing the Consumer Data Right in the banking sector. Article, 27 Jun 2019 The future of the NSW Modern Slavery Act is unclear Although the NSW Act has reached a roadblock and will not be commencing any time soon, this should not result in complacency amongst NSW entities. Article, 27 Jun 2019 Changes to AFCA Rules approved and amended Operational Guidelines released for legacy complaints Financial firms need to be sufficiently resourced and ensure their complaint resolution and document retention procedures are ready in order to handle legacy complaints. Article, 27 Jun 2019 Caught in the Court's cross hairs: executive director retention payments Four recent scheme of arrangement Court decisions reveal a change in thinking towards executive director retention payments, say Stephen Neale and Benjamin Depiazzi. Article, 27 Jun 2019 Page < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >