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Will your contracts meet the new unfair contract laws?
Will your contracts meet the new unfair contract laws?

In just over 8 weeks, amendments to the Australian Consumer Law will take affect and will open the field for certain contractual terms to be challenged by parties negatively affected by standard form contracts or if a party to the contract is a small business. What contracts does this apply..

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EmploymentFiona Hollingworth11 September 2016
Want To Use Your Super To Buy Your Cane Farm?
Want To Use Your Super To Buy Your Cane Farm?

Did you know that it may be possible for your superannuation to be used to purchase a cane farm well before retirement age? However, using a Self Managed Superannuation Fund (“SMSF”) to purchase farm land can be complex and it may not be a suitable entity for everyone.

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SuperannuationRebel Nation6 September 2016
Before starting a partnership – read this!
Before starting a partnership – read this!

Going into partnership can be an exciting time! Before you or your clients rush in, here are a few essential questions to ask yourself. 1. Do you have the right structure? People often loosely use the word “partnership” but, as you may know, there are various structures available to people..

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Commercial & BusinessFiona Hollingworth24 August 2016
Vicarious Liability is now too expensive to ignore
Vicarious Liability is now too expensive to ignore

Ever since the Richardson decision (a decision of Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia) the cost to businesses for vicarious liability for acts by their employees of discrimination, sexual harassment or harassment and bullying can no longer be treated lightly. Until now, the minimal dama..

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Building & ConstructionFiona Hollingworth10 August 2016
CPI at record low – Impacting on Landlords’ rental income
CPI at record low – Impacting on Landlords’ rental income

Most non-residential leases (e.g. leases of retail shops, industrial sheds and office buildings) have a mechanism to review the rent each year during the term of the lease (and any option periods). The most common mechanism is an annual CPI review. The Bureau of Statistics has just published the CPI for the June 2016 Quarter.

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Property & DevelopmentRebel Nation28 July 2016
Swearing in the workplace: is it acceptable by law?
Swearing in the workplace: is it acceptable by law?

Standards of behavior expected of employees can be a difficult thing to navigate, particularly behavior that leads to termination of employment. Whether words are said in a moment of frustration, to add emphasis to a message, or over a series of events, one thing is clear from recent Fair Work d..

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EmploymentFiona Hollingworth27 July 2016
How the election affects employers – Liberal or Labor
How the election affects employers – Liberal or Labor

We are all waiting to see who actually wins this election. While we wait, employers can look at what the world might hold for them on the workplace relations front under each party. Labor Government If the Labor Party manages to form Government, the affect on employers will probably lar..

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EmploymentFiona Hollingworth4 June 2016
I don’t have to tell them THAT do I?
I don’t have to tell them THAT do I?

We are often approached by accountants and clients frustrated with the family law disclosure requirements. Clients often say “I don’t want to give them my tax returns, bank statements or payslips - that is a breach of my privacy”. A good understanding of disclosure obligations is impor..

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Family LawFiona Hollingworth16 June 2015
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