Referendums, recognition and the Voice to Parliament
Malcolm Campbell
April 28, 2023
A bill has been introduced to enshrine an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. We discuss what it is and the reasons behind it.
A bill has been introduced to enshrine an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. We discuss what it is and the reasons behind it.
If your child is taken from Australia without your consent and a court order, you could obtain assistance under the Hague Convention.
When making a Will it is important to know how you legally own your property as it can affect what happens to it, and if the Will applies to it, if you suddenly pass away.
In family law there is quite often a dispute about who the father of a child is.
In this blog we provide an overview of whether your debts are worth pursuing and when you should speak with a lawyer for advice or to help with debt recovery.
In this blog post, we provide an overview of NSW digital contract law and discuss the validity of electronic signatures across jurisdictions.
The Supreme Court has determined in a recent matter that the restriction on companies in liquidation from enforcing payment claims under section 32B of the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act (SOP Act) does not extend to insolvent companies generally.
Liquidated damages clauses fix the amount that one party must pay another party for breach of contract.
The Fair Work Commission (FWC) has recently handed down a decision that gives some clarification on the issue of constructive dismissal.
One of the main themes of the Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Secure Jobs, Better Pay) Act 2022 is flexible working arrangements.
Coleman Greig Lawyers discuss who has rights to make decisions for a child when there are deceased or incapacitated parents.
This blog discusses how to protect your estate after separation
Legal protection for shape trade marks has grown more attainable for Australian trade mark owners. Here’s what you need to know.
The Australian Government has directed the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to investigate, the effect of contractual non-compete terms in employment contracts on wage growth.
Since it began operating in June 2020, the duty of care in section 37 of the Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020 (NSW) (Act) has become increasingly popular in claims against almost anyone involved in the design and construction of buildings.
This blog discusses transfers between married couples and de facto partners. Is stamp duty payable?
The Respect@Work Bill was introduced with the aims of strengthening protections against sexual harassment in the workplace.
The Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill received Royal Assent with the aims of lifting wages and encouraging collective bargaining.
On 8 December 2022, the ATO released its finalised guidance on section 100A of the Income Tax Assessment Act, Taxation Ruling TR 2022/4 and Practical Compliance Guideline PCG 2022/2, together with an ATO media release and updated ATO web guidance—all just in time for Christmas.
The House of Representatives has passed the Australian Government’s Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill following the Federal Budget.
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