21st July 2017 Jawbone goes into liquidation from overfunding Nowadays, too much money can be a key to demise
21st July 2017 APRA lifts capital requirements to make it ‘unquestionably strong’ APRA has once again ‘upped the ante’ to brace Australia for an unstable housing market.
20th July 2017 NBN Providers Outrun By Competition Watchdog Over Slow Internet Speeds The Australian Consumer and Competition Commission is threatening legal action against telecommunications companies.
20th July 2017 $1.78 Billion Proposed Acquisition – Woolworths and BP Competition watchdog, ACCC once again doubles down on potentially anti-competitive deals
20th July 2017 Poor Food Safety Standards in NSW Businesses Last month the NSW Food Authority saw 22 businesses commit 35 food safety offences in three council areas.
19th July 2017 ASIC Intervene In Network Ten Collapse The corporate regulator has dramatically intervened into the appointment of the administrator, KordaMentha.
19th July 2017 Expert360 Secures $13 million in Capital Australia's largest venture capital fund, Airtree Ventures, has agreed to provide capital to the start-up consulting service, Expert360
19th July 2017 The ACCC’s Electrifying Claim Against Energy Companies In NSW For the last 10 years energy prices have gone up by 60 to 90 per cent above inflation.
18th July 2017 Bupa Is Caught In A Web Of Data Breaches 20,000 Australians are tied to a massive global data breach.
14th July 2017 Watchdog Rules Lion and CUB Pass the Pub Test A brewing class action has been shut down by Australia’s competition watchdog.
7th July 2017 A Successful Claim For Permanent Employment? A Fair Work Commission ruling has granted casual workers the right to request permanent employment if they meet the conditions.
7th July 2017 Federal Court Challenge Penalty Rate Cut ACTU commence legal challenge regarding penalty rate cut.
6th July 2017 Murdoch’s and Gordon’s Joint Takeover Bid For Network Ten Australia’s third largest commercial network is thrown a lifeline.
6th July 2017 A Case of Medical Disgrace? A trial involving 700 Australian patients has just commenced in Sydney’s Federal Court.
4th July 2017 Is It Legal For Storeowners To Put ‘No Refund’ Signs? So the EOFY sales are on and there are tons of bargains! But hold on, one of your favourite stores just put a ‘No refund’ sign.
30th June 2017 Laws Covering Doctors Finally Get A Long Awaited Check Up With the rise of mental health issues in the medical industry, the federal government will make changes to the controversial mandatory reporting laws.
29th June 2017 Uber Driver Drama Find out how the fine line between "employee" and "contractor" might get Uber in trouble.
29th June 2017 Internet Giant Google takes a record $3.57 billion fine Large corporations have been known to tread the ‘grey’ area of the law, but when power blinds judgment, the justice system seems to always manage to get the better of them.
29th June 2017 Petya Ransomware Hits Australian Companies Another major ransomware attack has struck, impacting IT infrastructure across a number of multinational companies.
26th June 2017 Is It Legal To Film In Public Places? Before you take out your camera or phone and hit the record button, there are legal issues you should know if you plan to film in public.
