Australians can experience a range of natural disasters, such as floods, bushfires, tropical cyclones, severe storms and even earthquakes. These events can cause devastation to […]
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On 1 July, there were changes to the law affecting your obligations around flexible working arrangements for certain staff. Since 1 July this year, more
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On Wednesday 18th September 2013, the Minister for Fair Trading, the Hon Anthony Roberts MP introduced the Residential (Land Lease) Communities Bill 2013 to Parliament.
Residential (Land Lease) Communities Bill 2013 Introduced to Parliament Read More »
A new guide, Travel and Accommodation: An industry guide to the Australian Consumer Law has been developed by national, state and territory consumer protection agencies,
New Guide to Australian Consumer Law Read More »
The Legendary Pacific Coast’s new Touring Guide was launched at Wingham last Friday. The guide showcases the legendary coastal and hinterland destination and towns located
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The new NSW Crown Holiday Parks Trust Board is up and running. The new trust board oversees the management of some of the state’s most
New Holiday Parks Trust Board Up and Running Read More »
The Privacy Amendment (Enhancing Privacy Protection) Act 2012 is the most significant development in privacy reform since the introduction of the Privacy Act 1988. From
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The Australian Government Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism (RET) is developing a Sydney Tourism Employment Plan to deliver practical solutions to address immediate, short
Sydney Tourism Employment Plan Workshops Read More »
CRVA has formed a new standing committee of the National Board to aid in the development of a culture which encourages youth engagement within the
New Future Leaders Standing Committee Read More »
Recently, the Federal Court declared that a number of clauses in ByteCard Pty. Limited’s standard form consumer contracts were unfair and therefore void following action