Against a backdrop of technological advancement, shifts in economic power and increasing regulation, competition and consumer laws are rapidly evolving. Enforcement is on the rise, with regulators that are increasingly active and ...

The transaction comprises a US$350 million loan facility and a US$50 million warrant package, alongside offtake arrangements relating to Develop's Pioneer Dome, Sulphur Springs and Woodlawn project ...

Climate change and achieving sustainability are critical challenges for all organisations. The time to act is now. Climate change is causing significant shifts in corporate strategy, governance and risk management, disclosure practices and ...

Scattered Spider is one of the more prolific cybercrime groups targeting companies across the US, UK and Australia—often working its way through entire sectors before moving to the next ...

The Queensland Government is reviewing its environmental offsets framework, and consultation is now open on A fresh start for Queensland’s Environmental Offsets Framework (the Discussion Paper). ...

From 10 December, organisations will be required, under new Australian Privacy Principles (the APPs) 1.7–1.9, to include information about automated decision-making (ADM) in their privacy p ...

Although 'Group 1' reporters with a 30 June financial year end are yet to lodge their first mandatory sustainability reports, they can look to the experience of early Group 1 reporters for practical i ...

Covered in this webinar: Competition and consumer law update: the ACCC's focus on unfair dealings. Technology: how retailers can leverage data-driven personalised marketing while navigating spam compliance and a changing privacy regulatory landscape. Intellectual property: the rise of 'dupe culture', and liability for IP infringements by third-party service providers. ...