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Article, 30 May 2019 Pro Bono work sees almost $80,000 in compensation for workplace racism We hope this outcome has given him a sense of justice and will help him to start afresh. Article, 30 May 2019 Governance, culture, accountability – APRA voices its expectations and intentions APRA's Information Paper on self-assessments of governance, accountability and culture provides useful guidance for all organisations which want to meet best practice – not just APRA regulated entitie ... Article, 30 May 2019 Last chance to have your say on the Northern Territory's Environment Protection Bill After removing the general environmental duty and making amendments in response to submissions, the NT Government introduced the Environment Protection Bill 2019 to Parliament and it has now been refe ... Article, 30 May 2019 Revamp proposed for NSW underground petroleum storage regulation The proposed regulation remake will continue the current regulatory scheme and create additional opportunities for regulatory oversight. Article, 30 May 2019 Is it time to reconsider waste disposal methods? Perhaps it's time NSW considered some of these options and the steps necessary to facilitate these alternative disposal methods to address the burgeoning waste crisis. Article, 30 May 2019 Major projects & construction 5 Minute Fix 33 Get your 5 Minute Fix of major projects and construction news. This issue: a construction law smorgasbord (including the prevention principle and “Carr v Berriman” variations); integrity of ADR proces ... Article, 30 May 2019 Victorian Budget 2019-20 – significant changes impending for corporate restructures in Victoria The Victorian Government handed down the 2019-20 Victorian Budget on 27 May 2019, and there are big implications for corporate restructures in Victoria from 1 July 2019, as well as increases in the Vi ... Article, 28 May 2019 Media Release: CU scores LGBTI inclusion trifecta Clayton Utz has been recognised as a Gold Employer for its efforts around LGBTI inclusion for the third consecutive year, at the 2019 LGBTI Inclusion Awards. Media Release, 28 May 2019 Media Release: Clayton Utz celebrates success at 2019 Australasian Law Awards Clayton Utz was the proud recipient of three awards at the 2019 Australasian Law Awards held in Sydney on Thursday, 23 May. Media Release, 24 May 2019 Media Release: The Clayton Utz Art Partnership debuts new Melbourne artists The Clayton Utz Art Partnership has launched its third Melbourne exhibition, featuring contemporary Australian artists Lottie Consalvo and Miranda Skoczek. Media Release, 23 May 2019 Media Release: Clayton Utz named Who's Who Legal Pro Bono Law Firm of the Year 2019 Clayton Utz has been awarded the Who's Who Legal Pro Bono Law Firm of the Year 2019. Media Release, 21 May 2019 Federal Election 2019: outcomes for foreign investors and multinationals at a glance The conservative Coalition has been returned to government for a three year term and is on track to form a majority government. Article, 20 May 2019 Victoria extends its Fair Work referral for public sector employees The Victorian Government has extended the industrial relations powers referred to the Commonwealth, levelling the playing field for Victorian public sector employees. 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