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29 June 2022 - Knowledge

How to implement a safety management system to help meet your HVNL obligations

We explain how four components of a safety management system can help any business in the heavy vehicle supply chain meet their safety obligations under the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL).

29 June 2022 - Knowledge

New and improved SOCI Act: Initial observations

#Corporate & Commercial Law, #Data & Privacy

As the dust finally settles on the suite of amendments to the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act, we share some initial observations about how the regime impacts critical infrastructure entities and what these entities need to be mindful of when managing critical infrastructure assets in Australia.

29 June 2022 - Knowledge

ATO debt collection: Taxpayers put on notice (Part 1)

#Taxation, #Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency

In this first instalment of a two-part series on the ATO’s debt collection efforts, we look at two ‘awareness letters’ taxpayers are receiving from the ATO and the penalties for unpaid tax liabilities.

28 June 2022 - Knowledge

Limits to relying on a specialist contractor

#Workplace Relations & Safety

A case has demonstrated that if you rely on a specialist contractor to carry out works on your behalf, you still have a responsibility to stop any unsafe work.

22 June 2022 - Knowledge

NSW Government Bulletin

#Government

In this edition, we unpack the current regulations regarding pork barrelling at both the federal and state levels of government and the changes that may lie ahead.

22 June 2022 - Knowledge

Unpacking greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in transport, ESG and supply chains

#Transport, Shipping & Logistics, #Planning, Environment & Sustainability

The Australian transport industry needs to find ways to export goods over long distances efficiently and, at the same time, balance the pressure from ESG investors to ‘decarbonise’ and enhance sustainability practices. In this article, we unpack the meaning of GHG emissions across the sector and ESG in supply chains.

22 June 2022 - Knowledge

The ATO is knocking: Tax tips for you and your business

#Taxation

With the financial year coming to a close, we know how frantic this time of year can be personally, and from a business perspective. In this article, we highlight the key tax considerations to be aware of to put you and your business in the best possible position come 30 June.

22 June 2022 - Knowledge

New regulatory advice – managing the risks of time slot bookings

#Transport, Shipping & Logistics

Time slot bookings are essential in the transport industry, they ensure that tasks can be managed effectively and efficiently. But how can you ensure that time slots don’t have unintended adverse safety consequences?

21 June 2022 - Knowledge

From the guest room to the dog house, ACCC brings action against Airbnb

#Competition & Consumer Law

The ACCC has instituted proceedings against Airbnb for breaking house rules by misleading consumers into believing the prices for accommodation displayed on its booking platform were in Australian dollars, when in fact those prices were in US dollars.

15 June 2022 - Knowledge

Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) explained: Five important considerations for companies and their lawyers

#Corporate & Commercial Law, #Dispute Resolution & Litigation, #Planning, Environment & Sustainability

The term ‘ESG’ is becoming increasingly popular in the world of business and investment. Apart from knowing that it stands for environmental, social and governance, what does the term really mean and why is it important for your business?

15 June 2022 - Knowledge

Residential Focus

#Property, Planning & Development, #Construction, Infrastructure & Projects

In this edition we look at a recent decision on whether a developer owes the statutory duty of care, under the Design and Building Practitioners Act, to avoid economic loss from defects arising from construction work.

15 June 2022 - Knowledge

Significant increase to national minimum wage

#Workplace Relations & Safety

The Fair Work Commission handed down its decision in the Annual Wage Review on 15 June, increasing the national minimum wage by 5.2 per cent and modern award minimum wage by 4.6 per cent, subject to a minimum increase for adult award classifications of $40 per week.

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