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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
A timely reflection on the legal responses to two separate but intimately-linked tragedies. During war we saw restrictions on food prices, protests and the freedoms of German Australians. During the Spanish flu crisis we saw maritime quarantines, closed internal borders and spats between the states and feds. Sound familiar?
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ABC Radio
A timely reflection on the legal responses to two separate but intimately-linked tragedies. During war we saw restrictions on food prices, protests and the freedoms of German Australians. During the Spanish flu crisis we saw maritime quarantines, closed internal borders and spats between the states and feds. Sound familiar?
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Matthew Townsend
The attached paper is a presentation to the University of Melbourne’s undergraduate Property Law class in April 2020. It provides a relatively comprehensive overview of the law in relation to restrictive covenants in Victoria. The associated PowerPoint can be found … Continue reading →
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noreply@blogger.com (William Stark)
On Friday, 17 April 2020 I presented an online seminar to Leo Cussen Centre for Law about the impact of COVID-19 on residential tenancies to approximately 60 online attendees.
The talk looked at some of the relevant measures that are being implemented in so far as they relate to residential tenancies in
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
News Corp journalist Annika Smethurst could still face charges despite the High Court ruling that the AFP’s raid on her home in June 2019 was carried out on the basis of a flawed warrant. What does this case mean for the public’s right to know and press freedom? And an
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ABC Radio
News Corp journalist Annika Smethurst could still face charges despite the High Court ruling that the AFP’s raid on her home in June 2019 was carried out on the basis of a flawed warrant. What does this case mean for the public’s right to know and press freedom? And an
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
The covid-19 crisis is forcing fundamental, previously unimaginable changes to way we organise and regulate employment. We take a look at the JobKeeper payment scheme. Also, if you have an accident while working from home, are you covered by workers’ compensation?
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ABC Radio
The covid-19 crisis is forcing fundamental, previously unimaginable changes to way we organise and regulate employment. We take a look at the JobKeeper payment scheme. Also, if you have an accident while working from home, are you covered by workers’ compensation?
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noreply@blogger.com (William Stark)
This Friday from 1pm to 2pm, I will be presenting a Live Stream seminar for the Leo Cussen Institute about “Dealing with COVID-19 Impact on Residential Leases”.
This one hour CPD seminar is designed to help you identify and guide you through the essential issues to focus on and how to manage
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
In an unanimous decision the High Court of Australia has quashed George Pell’s convictions for historic child sex offences and has released him from prison. If this conversation raises issues or causes emotional distress please contact Lifeline 13 11 14
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ABC Radio
In an unanimous decision the High Court of Australia has quashed George Pell’s convictions for historic child sex offences and has released him from prison. If this conversation raises issues or causes emotional distress please contact Lifeline 13 11 14