The Australian regulatory landscape for foreign financial service providers (FFSPs) has been the subject of future uncertainty for some time. Currently, many FFSPs from sufficiently equivalent ...

What's changed: The original Bill required that actions be "not inconsistent" with the national environmental standards. The ...

Justice Smith refused Stability AI's application for reverse summary judgment on the basis that there was, to the mind of the ...

COP30 [1] in Belém, Brazil concluded on 22 November 2025 with the adoption of a package of decisions, with the primary political agreements recorded in a cover decision called the Mutirão Decision ...

With an increased focus on psychosocial hazards, the Work Health and Safety Regulation 2025 commenced on 22 August 2025, replacing the 2017 Regulation. While the new instrument largely preserves the ...

The recent decision in Newmont Canada FN Holdings ULC v Commissioner of Taxation (No 2) [2025] FCA 1356 represents a pivotal development in the valuation of mining projects for tax purposes, ...

The PRIS laws apply to 'contracted service providers'. A contracted service provider is a party to a State services contract that provide services to or on behalf of a public entity, or a ...

Injunctions are an increasingly important tool in the armoury of business' cyber risk strategies, as shown by the growing body of judicial consideration and the orders courts are willing to make.

While the Review does not call for sweeping legislative change, it signals that AI-enabled goods and services will remain an area of focus for the ACCC and consumers. Is the Australian Consumer Law ...

Although not easy to obtain, a mandatory injunction is a powerful tool in legal disputes where a party is breaching, or is threatening to breach, its contractual obligations. Mandatory injunctions are ...