The amount of an offset for future trunk park infrastructure in an amended infrastructure charges notice is upheld on the basis that the supporting independent valuation complied with the before and after valuation methodology in the charge's resolution.
In this article, we unpack the legal framework for adverse action claims, examine the court's decision in Shum v Southern Migrant and Refugee Centre Inc (No 3) [2025], and outline practical steps employers can take to mitigate risk.
The Queensland Industrial Relations Commission in Alistair v Brisbane City Council (No 2) [2025] QIRC 139 has redrawn the boundaries for Queensland State public sector employers when objecting to an Application for Reinstatement if an employee is engaged for a "specific period or task".
The ACCC has unveiled its new merger control regime, introducing defined financial thresholds, mandatory notifications (from 1 January 2026), public disclosure requirements, and tiered filing fees that will significantly impact transaction planning and timing.
NSW Land and Environment Court considers the Environment Protection Authority's decision to vary an Environment Protection Licence to reduce the acceptable waste types and remove landfilling as a scheduled activity.
The Land Court of Queensland ruled on a preliminary question about the scope of a claim for compensation for out-of-pocket costs and expenses as well as damage done to land under section 16(1A) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1967 (Qld).
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