The Planning and Environment Court of Queensland has dismissed an appeal in respect of a proposed development for tourist cabins on Mount Tamborine.
This article examines the importance of understanding the terms and obligations in an option agreement and a sale of land agreement
At common law, an employer has a non-delegable duty to take reasonable care to prevent foreseeable risk of psychiatric injury to its employees.
The new section 203AB was introduced into the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) to prevent the occurrence of "phoenixing". Case law confirms section 203AB will nullify the last director resigning regardless of intent.
The NSW Court of Appeal has overturned a decision of the District Court finding that the owners of a short-term holiday rental home were liable in negligence to a guest who slipped and fell down a small flight of stairs.
Responding to complaints, incidents and reports is a critical step in managing the risk of psychosocial hazards. There are various ways a worker may report or raise a psychosocial hazard.
