Trade Practices Out - Competition and Consumer Law In
New Laws effecting what the Australian Government calls the “biggest reforms to consumer laws in a generation”[1] came into effect on 1 January 2011 with the Trade Practices Act 1974 (TPA) re-badged,…
The New Competition & Consumer Laws
Trade Practices Out - Competition and Consumer Law In New laws giving effect to what the Australian Government calls the “biggest reforms to consumer laws in a generation”[1] are already partly in…
Supreme Court of SA Decide Issues Relating to the Medical Panel
Self insured employers may have experienced cases where an injured worker declines to attend a medical examination by the Medical Panel upon legal advice. There is a school of thought amongst lawyers…
Ken Henry Tax Report
WORKERS will be encouraged to pump more cash into their superannuation accounts to boost national savings and help offset the growing cost of an ageing population by measures announced by the Federal…
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