Bayer class action wants to know bill for failed case before deciding on appeal

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The plaintiff in an unsuccessful class action against Bayer over its Essure contraceptive device wants to see whether she can avoid paying costs in the case before deciding on whether to appeal the loss.

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ASIC can’t halt Clive Palmer’s case over alleged unlawful examination

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ASIC has lost its bid to pause the latest case brought by billionaire Clive Palmer, which alleges compulsory examinations that underpinned a criminal case against him were undertaken for an improper purpose. 

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ACCC issues warning as clock ticks on new merger review process

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The ACCC has issued guidance on the transition to its new mandatory merger control regime, warning businesses to make requests for informal reviews under the old regime soon or risk running out of time.

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Keystone receivers sue over failed Venice Marriott purchase

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Ex-Keystone director Paul Chiodo has won more time to file a defence to a suit by receivers over a failed transaction for the purchase of a Marriott hotel in Italy, after ASIC’s seizure of documents in a raid last month.

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Contractor loses round in spat over $100M Club Moolia development

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A contractor for a proposed $100 million country club near Perth has lost a round in a legal battle that has stalled the project, losing a bid for a freezing order against the landowner.

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New building watchdog will have ‘tough powers’ to order fixes for dodgy work

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Victoria will create a new building watchdog with “tough new enforcement powers to fix dodgy work”, including taking disciplinary action against builders and ordering that defects be rectified.

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Report recommends Victoria invest $60B in infrastructure

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Infrastructure Victoria has recommended the state invest $60 billion in infrastructure over the next 30 years to meet the demands posed by climate change and a growing population.

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Silk who worked on Murray Darling royal commission elevated to Land and Environment Court

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Save (0) Please login to bookmark Close Username or Email Address Password Remember Me Accomplished environmental lawyer and author Richard Beasley SC has been appointed to the New South Wales’ Land and Environment Court. The court announced Wednesday that Beasley will be sworn in on 17 March after almost three decades as a practitioner.  NSW…

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AEMO gives nod to ACEN’s pumped hydro project in NSW

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Energy tender firm AEMO has awarded ACEN Australia a contract for its pumped hydro project in the latest competitive tender round as part of the NSW electricity infrastructure roadmap.

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