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Bracing for impact: what leaders expect from Privacy Act reforms
Australia's proposed privacy reforms will require significant, multi-year investment in data, technology, governance and business transformation, at a time when organisations are already managing comp ...
New global disclosure framework marks a turning point for nature risk governance
The IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Practice Statement 1 Nature-related Disclosures (the Practice Statement) will, once finalised, provide a global blueprint for robust assessment and disclosure of the ...
ASIC secures second cybersecurity penalty in eight months as Fortnum is ordered to pay $1.35 million
In our latest Insight, we look at where Fortnum fell short, what the penalty tells us about ASIC’s evolving enforcement approach and the practical steps organisations should be taking now. ...
The Federal Court rules Aboriginal heritage declaration in McPhillamys case invalid on procedural grounds
In LFB Resources NL v Minister for the Environment and Water (No 3) [2026] FCA 1504, the Federal Court found that a section 10 declaration protecting part of the McPhillamys Gold Project site in ...
Financial services regulatory update – 29 September to 13 October 2026
APRA has proposed tougher investment governance standards for super trustees, AUSTRAC has started issuing infringement notices to businesses that failed to enrol under the expanded AML/CTF regime, and ...
Food and beverage law 2026: Labels, supply chains and the new rules on selling to consumers
In this edition of the food and beverage law bulletin, our cross-disciplinary team explores the developments you should have on your radar including practical insights to help with identifying risk, strengthening resilience, and informed decision-making. ...
Recent developments in employment law
The latest issues, decisions and proposed changes impacting business and workplace risk. ...
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 ...