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Australian charities drowning in regulations and ‘red tape’
A major new report has shown that Australian charities are being increasingly impacted by outdated laws and red...
02 June 2021
By Lauren Croft
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ASIC suing AMP for charging deceased customers
The corporate watchdog is launching civil proceedings against five companies associated with the AMP Limited group for...
27 May 2021
By Jerome Doraisamy
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Strip searches used to disguise sickening sexual abuse of young offenders
The shocking revelations in last night’s 7:30 episode on ABC highlight the need to ensure legislation is effectively...
26 May 2021
By Michael Lau
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‘Whistleblowers shouldn’t face prison for doing the right thing’
The Human Rights Law Centre has welcomed the findings of a Senate inquiry into press freedom to better protect...
24 May 2021
By Natasha Taylor
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‘Tsunami of regulation’ to affect banking and finance sectors, warns NRF
Norton Rose Fulbright believes that the banking and finance sectors are set to face a “tsunami of...
21 May 2021
By Natasha Taylor
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Most company directors support employer-mandated COVID-19 vaccinations
New research shows how many company directors and business leaders think that employers should be permitted to mandate...
11 May 2021
By Jerome Doraisamy
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‘We were planning 4 different Australian Opens’
Tennis Australia senior legal counsel Daniel Stuk details the extraordinary planning that went into ensuring the 2021...
04 May 2021
By Jerome Doraisamy
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HSF lawyer appointed ASIC chair
A Perth-based senior adviser at Herbert Smith Freehills, who specialises in global banking and financial regulation, is...
29 April 2021
By Lachlan Maddock and Jerome Doraisamy
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Can Australian financial services regulation be simplified?
Join us to discuss initial findings from the ALRC inquiry to simplify financial services regulation and gain...
28 April 2021
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‘No surprise these workers do not feel safe’
There are “too many loopholes” in state and federal laws pertaining to gig economy companies, leaving workers in...
15 April 2021
By Jerome Doraisamy