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Corporate Counsel
FWC accused of overlooking key claims from in-house lawyer’s employment dispute
Fresh off losing a general protections claim, Cisco’s former in-house lawyer has argued the Fair Work Commission failed to consider the full extent of his workplace treatment, including an allegedly unpaid bonus and the withdrawal of his salary protection.
Corporate Counsel
AI infrastructure: Assessing value and risk when plans change
Australia’s data-centre boom requires long-term commitments in a rapidly changing market. Understanding the economics behind those commitments is critical to assessing value and allocating risk, write Christine Polek and Theresa Bischof.
Politics
RBA reveals Melbourne Cup Day 2026 cash rate call
The Melbourne Cup will bring its usual excitement for punters, but the Reserve Bank’s cash rate call could prove the day’s biggest gamble. Find out, in this special announcement from Legal Home Loans, if the RBA has lifted interest rates for the fifth time in 2026.
SME Law
Strike-off looms for Qld lawyer who stole $89k from trust
A Queensland lawyer convicted over the theft of almost $90,000 from her firm’s trust account may be struck from the roll.
Big Law
Flos Greig and her sisters ‘challenged the acceptable views of the day’
The remarkable lives and careers of the Greig sisters, including Australia’s first woman lawyer, Flos Greig, have been brought to life by their great-niece.
Big Law
Human Rights Act inquiry begins in NSW
The NSW Parliament is conducting public hearings this week as part of its inquiry into the Human Rights Bill 2025, which could bring the nation’s most populous state one step closer to establishing such legislation.
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