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New Fishing Rules Reflect Fishers’ Proactive Actions
Pool And Spa Barrier Compliance
Forestry Corporation only identifies 27% of required koala trees in the Great Koala National Park
Sport Integrity Australia CEO Steps Down From Role
Allens advises on sale of stake in ConnectEast’s EastLink toll road
Colombia adopts key convention to strengthen vehicle safety
Safety Boost For 31 Black Spots Across Queensland
NZ Police Monitoring Gathering In Ōpōtiki
Greens call on Environment Minister to use Water Trigger and stop destructive NT gas fracking
More connection certainty with new Determination in place
Wheels of justice to slow as Government hits own goal on law and order
Allens advises QIC on investment to build world’s first quantum computer in Brisbane
Allens advises Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners on its stake in the Onslow Iron haul road
Two Youths Charged Over Hobart CBD Assault
Statement From Adam Bandt
Statement Regarding Ordinary Council, 5 June 2024
Inquiry seeking evidence to improve access for victim-survivors in the family law system to family violence orders
Australian Law Reform Commission to inquire into future acts regime in the Native Title Act 1993
Court relieves Block Earner from liability to pay a penalty for offering unlicensed crypto-related product ‘Earner’
5 million+ Australians have struggled to make loan and debt repayments, yet many not asking for help
Government commences Firearms Registry review
Treasury Inquiry into worker non-compete clauses and other restraints Ai Group Submission
Allens Publishes Australia’s First AI Legal Benchmark
Federal Human Rights Act Is Just Right
TRC endorses steps to amend parking Local Law; seek public feedback
Pop Up Wills Returning To Bunbury This June
Budget delivers on promises to Kiwis
Business Concerned By Nature Positive Legislation
Commissioner Welcome Tool In Bid To End Slavery
Submissions Invited On Draft Outdoor Dining Guidelines
Food for thought: submissions invited on draft outdoor dining guidelin
Passage Of Administrative Review Tribunal Bills
Access to justice funding report welcome, implementation plan must be urgently developed
Matthew Hill to pay $100,000 penalty for breaching financial markets legislation
Behyad Jafari steps down as Electric Vehicle Council CEO
Ashurst advises SeaTown Private Capital Master Fund on USD 40 million investment to Linnovate Partners Group Limited
Bill to progress Commission of Inquiry recommendations released for consultation
New Zealand First Member’s Bill to protect Freedom of Speech
Complaints About Studio Photographers On Rise
Allens advises AUB Group on $200m equity raising and proposed acquisition of Pacific Indemnity
‘Making cultures visible’: First Nations artists in spotlight
Humanities scholars research free speech, AI, sports culture and the Supreme Court
Ashurst advises on PureTech Health’s proposed US$100 million tender offer
Police Charge Youth With Burglary And Stealing Matters
LPI Australia restates 2022 accounts following concerns raised by ASIC
Free Child Restraint Safety Checks
Declared Areas offence is a blunt instrument and should not be extended
New Local Government Council For Groote Archipelago

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