Victorian government seeking legal advice overdraft foreign relations laws
The Andrews government is seeking legal advice on proposed new federal laws which could tear up its controversial Belt and Road agreement with
Why unis are worried about a federal power to cancel their foreign 'arrangements'
A proposed law would give the federal government power to cancel arrangements between foreign governments and Australian states, territories, local councils and public universities. It's fairly clear the Commonwealth has the constitutional power to do this.
New APS guide on social media conduct
Victorian eviction moratorium extended - News alert
The Victorian Government has put in place a moratorium on evictions, rent relief for eligible tenants, suspension of rental increases, and a continued dispute resolution process. The moratorium also made changes to how a tenant or landlord may end a tenancy during the moratorium period (
The ACMA has found TPG,
New Audit Manual one for the books
The
IBAC charges four people as part of Operation Lansdowne
IBAC has charged four people with a range of offences as part of Operation Lansdowne. IBAC's Operation Lansdowne investigation examined allegations of serious corruption involving the Victorian vocational education and training, and transport sectors (
Latest research shows consumer privacy concerns around data misuse rising
Simplified insolvency processes welcome, but government must consult now to avoid unforeseen consequences
Concerns about the criteria for appointment and power of "authorised officers" under the Bill have been raised by the Victorian Bar with the Attorney-General, supported by the
New judicial appointments to Magistrates' Court
The Victorian Government announced the appointment of
While the audited entities have achieved some positive outcomes for clients, DHHS does not know whether HRSAP programs are reducing the incidence and impacts of rough sleeping in
Youth justice trial to boost safety and reduce reoffending
A pilot program to help young people build important life skills including developing stronger relationships and make better life choices is now underway in Victorian youth justice centres (
AAT Bulletin
The AAT Bulletin is a weekly publication containing a list of recent AAT decisions and information relating to appeals against AAT decisions, including immigration and citizenship Issue No. 23/2020,
The Electoral Matters Committee is accepting submissions to its Inquiry into the impact of social media on elections and electoral administration. Submissions close on
National Cabinet Meeting,
The National Cabinet met to discuss
Supreme Court COVID - Coronavirus information
Operational updates in response to directions from the Chief Health Officer
Fortnightly bulletin that summarises the latest legislation and cases for the Victorian jurisdiction, as well as
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COVID-19 resources weekly update
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PMC: The plan sets out six key purposes for the Department, including Growing the economy, incomes and creating jobs; Vibrant and resilient regions; Strengthening families and communities ;Enhancing Australia's international and national security; Governing well; and Preparing well to respond to critical issues (
Corporate Plan 2020-21 sets out OAIC strategic priorities
OAIC: The Corporate Plan 2020-21 sets out strategic priorities and key activities (
Investigation into review of parking fines by the
Pursuant to sections 25 and 25AA of the Ombudsman Act 1973 (Vic), I present to
Council responded constructively to the investigation. Joint discussions between the Council and the Ombudsman's office gave rise to four recommendations pursuant to section 23(2A) of the Ombudsman Act. More...
COMPETITION - applications for review of decision of the
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - application for judicial review of decision of
Anderson v
STATUTORY INTERPRETATION - Subordinate instruments - subordinate instrument amended to extend heritage overlay to property while development works in progress - whether 'right' to complete works for purpose of Interpretation of Legislation Act 1984 s 28(2)(e) - 'Right' to be identified by reference to instrument -
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT - existing uses - whether development works 'use' for purpose of Planning and Environment Act 1987 s 6(3)(d) - 'Use' does not extend to development -
PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE - application for leave to amend application for leave to appeal - appeal from decision of judge of Trial division to dismiss appeal on questions of law from Tribunal - amendment sought to reintroduce issue withdrawn before Tribunal - whether in interests of justice to permit amendment - Medical Practitioners Board v Lal [2009] VSCA 109; (2009) 23 VR 702, Commissioner of State Revenue v Mondous (2018) 55 VR 643, applied - proposed amendment raised confined legal issue - any evidentiary deficiencies to applicants' disadvantage - leave to amend granted
Davis v
Freedom of Information Act 1982 - Business Case for the 'Streamlining Hoddle Street' Project - whether exempt under s 28(1)(b) as a document prepared for the purpose of submission for consideration by
The deemed decision of the respondent to refuse to release the Business Case for the 'Streamlining Hoddle Street' Project, dated
Commonwealth
Bills
Fair Work Amendment (One in, All in) Bill 2020
Registered
This bill will give the
House of Representatives Second reading moved
To prevent "arrangements" with foreign governments that the government says "adversely affect
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