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Abandoned vehicle auction 10 September 2019
Report marks transition to new voluntary assisted dying laws
‘Artists in Black’ videos in language
Council to launch two animal inspection programs
New members sought for WA Contaminated Sites Committee
Law to boost venture capital investment passes first reading
Bundaberg financial adviser banned for four years
Queensland Police join National Day of Action
ARC 2022 bringing sea of change for Council
Oracle to Appeal Court of Federal Claims JEDI Decision
American Medical Association takes stand against discrimination
Police issue reminder after spate of deliberately lit fires in South Coast
Misleading fuel price boards banned
Company fined $88k for unlawful creek front activities
Djirra commends decriminalisation of public drunkenness
Juveniles charged over disturbance at juvenile centre in Kariong
New Commissioner for Public Employment appointed
Man reported for selling alcohol without a licence
New Draft Local Law on public display
Researcher investigates social media use by jurors
Law change set to ease wait for grieving families
Allens advising Coles on corporate PPA
Foster children’s chance to save for their future
ASIC bans Superfunded director for eight years
Genter delaying pay equity for publicity stunt
Allens advises Alinta Energy
Contempt of Court Bill passes third reading
Australia’s Right to Know submission to Northern Territory Sexual Violence Prevention and Response
Patchy work puts painter in red – Amin Rahimi
ASIC enforcement update January to June 2019
Minister should have ensured procedures were in place
Draft local law governing Council processes to be considered
Another laser strike proves law isn’t strong enough
ASIC’s responsible lending case dismissed by Federal Court
Allens advises KKR on acquisition of certain Campbell
Government can’t continue to ignore biotech
CPD Portal: What’s new as end of current cycle looms
Prisoner voting ban should be overturned: Green Party
Allens advises QIC Shopping Centre Fund on green bond
Injured road users and workers to benefit from dispute resolution changes
Message from Garry Cook, A/Executive Director, People, Culture and Safety
Meredith Day Huntingford appointed as new Judge of Local Court
Practical view of Section 173 Agreements
Government policy on referenda a mess
Operation Merret focuses on safe driving behaviour across state’s west, NSW
Bill to crack down on synthetics passes
ASIC consults on new guidance for companies on whistleblower policies
Urgent Council action to form business hub

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