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21 Mar 2019

Planning, infrastructure and environment

Claim for damages for trespass and nuisance in relation to a sewer main rejected by the Supreme ...

Claim for damages for trespass and nuisance in relation to a sewer main rejected by the Supreme Court

21 Mar 2019

Planning, infrastructure and environment

Measuring an acceptable dwelling height is not "purely numerical or quantitative"

5 Mar 2019

Employment and safety

Australian Corporate Immigration: A Year in Review, 2018

In this publication, we look at the changes in the corporate immigration space in 2018, highlight key trends and insights, and outline how to prepare, and what to look out for, in 2019.

27 Feb 2019

Insurance Banking and finance

General insurance sales funnel

The report of the Royal Commissioner makes various suggestions as to changes in the law that may have a long term effect on the general insurance sales process.

26 Feb 2019

Property

Recent amendments to the Local Government Act and Owners Corporations Act

Victoria attempts to tackle dangerous cladding on residential buildings, as well as unruly and destructive behaviour in short-stay accommodation.

25 Feb 2019

Planning, infrastructure and environment

Landowner's consent and development applications - what is necessary?

The case of Bigini Pty Ltd v Brisbane City Council & Ors [2019] QPEC 1 concerned...

24 Feb 2019

Planning, infrastructure and environment

Climate change, greenhouse gas contributions and the case on the Rocky Hill Coal mine

22 Feb 2019

Planning, infrastructure and environment

Previous case requires the Planning and Environment Court to reconsider available power to ...

The case of Brooks Earthmoving & Quarries Pty Ltd v The Lockyer Valley Regional Council [2018] QPEC 51 concerned...

21 Feb 2019

Property

Court finds lessee validly exercises option to renew lease by email

A recent decision of the New South Wales Supreme Court highlights key issues faced where there is a challenge to the valid exercise of an option for renewal.

21 Feb 2019

Planning, infrastructure and environment

"Close enough not good enough" in the Queensland Court of Appeal: notice must be issued by a ...

"Close enough not good enough" in the Queensland Court of Appeal: notice must be issued by a duly authorised representative or signatory of the claimant

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Claim for damages for trespass and nuisance in relation to a sewer main rejected by the Supreme ...

Measuring an acceptable dwelling height is not "purely numerical or quantitative"

Australian Corporate Immigration: A Year in Review, 2018

General insurance sales funnel

Recent amendments to the Local Government Act and Owners Corporations Act

Landowner's consent and development applications - what is necessary?

Climate change, greenhouse gas contributions and the case on the Rocky Hill Coal mine

Previous case requires the Planning and Environment Court to reconsider available power to ...

Court finds lessee validly exercises option to renew lease by email

"Close enough not good enough" in the Queensland Court of Appeal: notice must be issued by a ...

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Claim for damages for trespass and nuisance in relation to a sewer main rejected by the Supreme ...​

Measuring an acceptable dwelling height is not "purely numerical or quantitative"​

Australian Corporate Immigration: A Year in Review, 2018​

General insurance sales funnel​

Recent amendments to the Local Government Act and Owners Corporations Act​

Landowner's consent and development applications - what is necessary?​

Climate change, greenhouse gas contributions and the case on the Rocky Hill Coal mine​

Previous case requires the Planning and Environment Court to reconsider available power to ...​

Court finds lessee validly exercises option to renew lease by email​

"Close enough not good enough" in the Queensland Court of Appeal: notice must be issued by a ...​

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Claim for damages for trespass and nuisance in relation to a sewer main rejected by the Supreme ...

Measuring an acceptable dwelling height is not "purely numerical or quantitative"

Australian Corporate Immigration: A Year in Review, 2018

General insurance sales funnel

Recent amendments to the Local Government Act and Owners Corporations Act

Landowner's consent and development applications - what is necessary?

Climate change, greenhouse gas contributions and the case on the Rocky Hill Coal mine

Previous case requires the Planning and Environment Court to reconsider available power to ...

Court finds lessee validly exercises option to renew lease by email

"Close enough not good enough" in the Queensland Court of Appeal: notice must be issued by a ...