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New resources compliance arrangements introduced to NSW Parliament

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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May 24 2013

The compliance burden on energy and resources participants in NSW, particularly those in the onshore petroleum industry, is set to increase if the

New water legislation has taken effect

HopgoodGanim
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Australia
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May 24 2013

This is a follow up to our Alert of 21 May 2013. Please note that only the following amendments were in force at the date of the Alert: Petroleum

New national contaminated land assessment guidelines

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
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Australia
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May 24 2013

On 16 May 2013, a new national environmental protection measure (NEPM) came into force for the assessment of contaminated land

Draft Constitution Amendment will create local government recognition

Gadens Lawyers
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Australia
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May 24 2013

The Federal Government has released for community comment a proposed amendment to the Constitution which seeks to give financial recognition to

IP in the boardroom

Griffith Hack
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Australia
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May 23 2013

Balance sheet reporting of corporate acquisitions showcases highly valuable IP. For instance, Google’s 2011 acquisition of Motorola resulted in US$5

Employee's complaints regarding management issues did not enliven workplace rights

King & Wood Mallesons
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Australia
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May 23 2013

The Federal Magistrates Court (now the Federal Circuit Court) has dismissed an employee's adverse action claim, on the basis that the complaints he

Unfairness does not necessarily equate to adverse action

King & Wood Mallesons
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Australia
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May 23 2013

In this recent decision, the Federal Circuit Court made it clear that unfair conduct by an employer will not necessarily give the affected employee a

What is EcoDensity?

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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May 23 2013

A new buzzword around town is "EcoDensity", but what is it? EcoDensity is an attempt to increase the population in existing neighbourhoods in a way

How is your trade mark being used online? Google updates trade mark policy for advertisers

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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May 23 2013

Google recently changed its AdWords Trademark Policy to allow advertisers to use a competitor's trade mark as a search term for their advertisements

Reconstruction of transactions the key concern in the transfer pricing taxation reforms

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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May 23 2013

The Taxation Commissioner's reconstruction power in the transfer pricing reforms to the Income Taxation Assessment Act 1936 (Cth) needs further

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New resources compliance arrangements introduced to NSW Parliament

New water legislation has taken effect

New national contaminated land assessment guidelines

Draft Constitution Amendment will create local government recognition

IP in the boardroom

Employee's complaints regarding management issues did not enliven workplace rights

Unfairness does not necessarily equate to adverse action

What is EcoDensity?

How is your trade mark being used online? Google updates trade mark policy for advertisers

Reconstruction of transactions the key concern in the transfer pricing taxation reforms

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