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ESG and what it means for small and medium business

ESG and what it means for small and medium business

Glenn Ferguson
Dec 3, 2024
There is a lot of talk in the business and corporate world about ESG.  What is ESG?  It stands for Environmental, Social and Governance and is a framework to evaluate…
Director and shareholder disputes – know your options

Director and shareholder disputes – know your options

Glenn Ferguson
Nov 14, 2024
One of the most common areas of disputes that we see occur in the business and corporate world are those disputes between the directors and shareholders of a company. These…
What changes can a developer make in an off the plan contract?

What changes can a developer make in an off the plan contract?

Jozefina Ndoci
Sep 25, 2024
During the development and construction of a project, circumstances may arise which require the Seller to make changes to the Lot or the scheme. Sometimes the initial drawings and designs…
Your RIGHT to disconnect outside work hours

Your RIGHT to disconnect outside work hours

Francois Malan
Aug 26, 2024
Australia’s introduction of new “right to disconnect” laws marks a significant step forward in the ongoing global conversation about work-life balance. These laws, which have already been adopted by various…
Proposed change to foreign resident Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rules

Proposed change to foreign resident Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rules

Jozefina Ndoci
Aug 2, 2024
What is Capital Gains Tax (CGT)? Capital Gains Tax is a type of tax you pay on profits from disposing of assets including investments, which includes property and for the…
Understanding the Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation (OLGR) in Queensland

Understanding the Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation (OLGR) in Queensland

Zoe Naylor
Jul 29, 2024
In Queensland, liquor licenses and gaming activities are regulated by the state government to maintains public safety, order, and community well-being by regulating licenses and activities involving liquor and gambling.…
Oodie Fined $100K by ACCC for Fire Warning Safety Standard Breach – A Wake-Up Call for Companies and ACCC Compliance

Oodie Fined $100K by ACCC for Fire Warning Safety Standard Breach – A Wake-Up Call for Companies and ACCC Compliance

Zoe Naylor
Jul 22, 2024
Oodie, a company known for its popular oversized wearable blankets has found itself in hot water with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). The ACCC’s investigation revealed that Oodie…
IP Australia Embraces Madrid Goods and Services List

IP Australia Embraces Madrid Goods and Services List

Zoe Naylor
Jun 11, 2024
Trademarks are known as cornerstones for brand recognition and protection. Trademarks not only signify the identity of a product or service but also safeguard it against unauthorised use or imitation.…
What are the new laws governing strata in Queensland?

What are the new laws governing strata in Queensland?

Jozefina Ndoci
Jun 10, 2024
Body corporate properties are made up of individually owned lots or units and common property such townhouses, units, duplexes, or even freestanding houses on a common ground. Owners of a…
Understanding Transfer Duty and Trusts in Queensland

Understanding Transfer Duty and Trusts in Queensland

Zoe Naylor
Jun 4, 2024
Navigating the legalities and financial implications of trusts can be a complicated and complex process. When done incorrectly, the consequences can be severe. Transfer duty is an area where many…
What are the risks in buying off the plan?

What are the risks in buying off the plan?

Jozefina Ndoci
May 16, 2024
When you are buying a property off the plan, it means the property is yet to be created. This means the land may still need some works carried out to…
Closing Loopholes Laws – Employment Law

Closing Loopholes Laws – Employment Law

Francois Malan
Apr 30, 2024
The Australian Government is making some changes to the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) (the Act) in an attempt to close a number of loopholes. These have, or will, come…
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