Insights
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Unfair murder trial? The case of Maree Crabtree
Read more: Unfair murder trial? The case of Maree CrabtreeWhat happens when a murder trial raises serious questions about evidence and fairness? Explore the Maree Crabtree case and the importance of the presumption of innocence.
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Relaxation of records at community clubs
Read more: Relaxation of records at community clubsQueensland community clubs have more flexibility under relaxed liquor and gaming requirements until 31 March 2027. Find out what has changed.
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Use it or lose it
Read more: Use it or lose itDo Queensland liquor licensees really need to use every part of their licensed area? Find out what the Ganbros decision means for licensees.
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The price is wrong?
Read more: The price is wrong?Through the construction industry's profitless boom, builders leaned heavily on special conditions in building contracts to combat the impact of rising costs. A decision of the Queensland District Court has given them good reason to question whether those price increase clauses do the job.
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Alligator Blood… and (natural) justice for all.
Read more: Alligator Blood… and (natural) justice for all.If you are making a decision that will strip someone of money, property or a right, the question is not "who is the licensee?" It is "whose interests are affected?"
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Get it in writing.
Read more: Get it in writing.They say that the faintest ink is more powerful than the strongest memory.
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Canberra knows how to party
Read more: Canberra knows how to partyAs of today, it is legal to possess 50 grams or less of cannabis in the ACT.
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Leave the phone alone
Read more: Leave the phone aloneQueensland now has the most severe penalties in the country for motorists using phones whilst driving.
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Protect Ya Neck
Read more: Protect Ya NeckLet’s take a look at the world of defamation, from a recently published decision of NSW District Court, in Massoud v Radio 2GB Sydney Pty Ltd [2021] NSWDC 336.