New law for dangerous sports: High Court rules on Tapp v Australian Bushmen’s Campdraft & Rodeo Association
A recent High Court decision on the duty owed by organisers of sporting events to competitors has implications for agricultural shows, rodeos, campdrafts, pony clubs and polocrosse events across Australia. THE FACTS In 2011, a 19 year old experienced and capab...
Health practitioners: What do I do if I receive a notification from the OHO or AHPRA of a complaint made against me?
P&E Court approves amendment to development approval for peaking power plant to incorporate new tech
Application of QLD’s Workcover Scheme to Fisherman & Crew Members
ALERT: Recent High Court decision – must read for trustees
With 30th of June fast approaching, accountants, financial planners and trustees of trusts should be aware of the recent changes to the taxation of trusts as outlined in a recent decision of the High Court. All trustees of discretionary trusts and testamentary trusts n...
Land use issues in the Spotlight: Planning and Environment Court rejects proposal for “Noosa Marketplace”
When you know, you know: notice under section 40(3) and the tripartite insurance relationship
Late for a very important date: the consequence of a missed appeal period
