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Deconstructing MACH Energy v DAMSHEG – what the High Court really said about scope 3 emissions
The High Court has dismissed MACH Energy's appeal against the invalidation of a development consent extending the life of the Mount Pleasant coal mine in New South Wales, a decision that has attracted ...
Part Two: Tax treatment of offshore petroleum decommissioning
In Part One of this multi-part Insight series, we provided an overview of Australia's offshore petroleum decommissioning regime. In this second Insight, we examine the Australian tax treatment of ...
Treasury proposes enhanced data reporting for managed investment schemes
On 23 September 2026, Treasury released its consultation paper on proposals to improve regulatory visibility of the managed investment scheme (MIS) sector through enhanced data collection (the Consult ...
Financial services regulatory update – September
September brought tighter rules for algorithmic and AI-enabled trading, licence conditions on ING Bank Australia over liquidity miscalculations, and another finding from the RBA that ASX's risk contro ...
Mandatory automated decision-making disclosure requirements are coming – key takeaways from the OAIC guidance
New privacy obligations requiring disclosure of certain automated decision-making (ADM) processes commence on 10 December 2026. The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner's (OAIC) final gui ...
Why it's time to rethink your cyber security schedule
AI, quantum computing and overlapping regulatory reforms are forcing organisations to rethink how they design and negotiate security schedules Cyber threats and regulatory expectations are changing ra ...
Details released of proposed ban on post-employment restraints, no-poach and wage-fixing arrangements
Treasury has released draft laws to ban non-compete clauses for employees earning below a high income threshold, and to prohibit employee no-poach and wage-fixing arrangements. The proposed reforms ar ...
Australia's 'digital duty of care': what the draft bill means for online services
Australia’s proposed digital duty of care could significantly reshape online safety obligations for a broad range of online services. Our latest Insight looks at who could be captured, the practical implications and how the regime interacts with wider privacy reforms. ...
Automotive sector outlook: Legal trends driving the sector in FY27
The automotive sector continues to be a focal point for litigation risk and legislative reform. In this Insight, we explore some of the key issues and developments facing the sector. ...