Redemption freezes, valuation write-downs and regulatory enforcement are converging on Australia's $213 billion private credit sector. With a second tranche of ASIC surveillance imminent, fund ...

On 7 September 2026, the Australian Government released exposure draft legislation to make most no-poach and wage-fixing agreements between employers unlawful, classifying them as a new form of cartel ...

APRA's consultation on investment governance standards puts wealth platforms, superannuation trustees and fund managers on notice. The market signals have been hard to ignore. ASIC's warning about ...

In a new consultation paper, Getting it right: Building AI infrastructure that works for Australia, the Commonwealth is seeking input on how its principles for large data centres and frontier AI ...

Both Australia and Europe face the underlying question of how product liability law should apply where a product continues to change after supply, but they approach it differently. Europe has ...

Australia's metals and mining sector is the engine room of the national economy, accounting for between 9.9 and 12 percent of GDP. But few industries operate under a heavier regulatory load, carry ...

One of the most consequential reforms in the Bill is the restriction of objection rights under the MRA and the EP Act to 'eligible entities'. Under both pieces of legislation currently in force, any ...

See section 140. The tenant may trade outside core trading hours with the landlord's agreement provided the tenant meets the costs (calculated proportionately where there are other tenants operating ...

Specialising in restructuring, distressed investing and insolvency, providing advice to companies, funds, financiers, investors and directors on complex financing arrangements and work-outs, with a ...

The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) entered its definitive phase on 1 January 2026, making embedded carbon now a direct cost for Australian companies doing business with Europe.[1] At ...