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Three amendments narrow Australia's merger regime
On 16 September 2026, some important amendments to Australia's mandatory merger regime came into effect. The amendments address practical concerns raised by stakeholders following the introduction of ...
Allens advises The Living Company on State Library Station over station development
The project represents a significant addition to Melbourne's CBD, capitalising on opportunities created by the Metro Tunnel project and supporting the city's reputation as a leading destination for ...
Allens advises Aware Super on sale of 50% interest in SERV to Macquarie Asset Management
SERV operates Victoria's statewide land titling and registration services under a concession. Aware Super acquired the concession in 2018 under an exclusive 40-year concession granted by the State ...
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Allens advises Minerals 260 on expanded Bullabulling funding package
The expanded package includes a further $200 million in strategic funding from Franco-Nevada, comprising $170 million in additional royalty financing through amendments to existing royalty ...
Australia's gas reservation scheme shifts toward a market-balancing model
The Federal Government has released exposure draft legislation for its proposed domestic gas reservation scheme. The Government appears to have responded to some industry concerns, notably by revising ...
Queensland moves to narrow who can object to mining leases
On 15 September 2026, the Queensland Parliament introduced the Mineral Resources and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2026 (the Bill) proposing significant reforms to the objection process for mining ...
Allens advises St Barbara on A$453 million New Simberi sale
Under the transaction, St Barbara will receive A$410 million in cash on completion, A$43 million for its share of construction capital invested in New Simberi between April 2026 and signing, and ...
Five questions boards should be asking about the proposed privacy reforms
The proposed Privacy Act reforms will require significant operational change across organisations. Boards should already be testing implementation readiness, resourcing needs and the financial, legal and regulatory consequences of getting it wrong. ...
A new era for privacy: What the proposed Privacy Act reforms mean in practice
On 31 August, the Attorney-General's Department released a draft of the Privacy Amendment (Personal Data Protection) Bill 2026 (Draft Bill), along with a consultation paper (Consultation Paper). If p ...