When your contract ends up in the bin: United Resource Management Pty Ltd v Par Recycling Services Pty Ltd
The NSW Court of Appeal recently handed down its decision on United Resource Management Pty Ltd v Par Recycling Services…
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When is there a ‘matter’ for the Federal Court to resolve?
Open a public law textbook and it will tell you that federal jurisdiction arising from the subject matters in sections…
The National Anti-Corruption Commission and the Australian public sector
The National Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2022 (the Act) establishes an integrity body with considerable powers to investigate and deal with corrupt conduct by…
Recordings: Australian Government Procurement Webinar Series, 2023
Please find below the recordings and relevant presentation slides from our Australian Government Procurement Webinar Series, 2023. If your server is…
Jurisdictional error and materiality: recent cases
Judicial review is largely concerned with statutory implications; from implied conditions of procedural fairness, impartiality, relevance and reasonableness, to whether…
When Departmental Officers do too much – the High Court finds Ministerial Instructions caused unlawful exercise of executive power
Key points Government Departments and Agencies should review Departmental instructions and policies, and consider whether Departmental officers, in administering…