Is the Wayback Machine a legitimate source of legal evidence in Australia?
The admissibility of archived webpage printouts from the “Wayback Machine” website was recently tested by the Federal Court of Australia,…
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Super Alert – 11 October 2019
This week’s Super Alert notes the Royal Assent of a superannuation Bill, APRA’s announcement of new executive appointments, ASIC’s reminder…
From Nazi parody to dismissal: The importance of robust investigation processes and workplace policies
Unfortunately, inappropriate and offensive behaviour in the workplace is not uncommon. However, can an employer proceed straight to dismissing an employee…
Breaches of the Australian Consumer Law attract a record breaking $26.5 million penalty
In 2018, the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) was amended to align the maximum penalties for contraventions of the…
Super Alert – 4 October 2019
This week’s Super Alert contains a number of developments including release of guidance on the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth),…
A reasonable lifestyle?
The Administrative Appeals Tribunal has recently handed down the decisions of Reece v Comcare [2019] AATA 3499 and ZXCF v Comcare [2019] AATA 3572,…