Fiji environmental crime verdict 'sets precedent'

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Freesoul Real Estate has days to appeal a ground-breaking fine imposed by Fiji’s High Court after the Chinese resort developer carried out unauthorised works on a remote island. And environmental law in the Pacific.

Are there any recent cases about Section 9AC of the Sale of Land Act and material changes to plans of subdivision before registration?

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The property market for the sale of apartments in Victoria, Australia has become more challenging recently. 

Lockdowns and other restrictions resulting from COVID-19 such as density limits and mask wearing combined with absent foreign buyers, as well as general concern about the viability of some projects, caused banks to impose limits on

A $60 million breath of fresh air

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The Victorian government has encouraged applications for the $60 million Small Business Ventilation Program.

The funding is to help eligible public-facing small businesses improve their ventilation in areas accessible to customers and reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19.

The program offers two types of support:

Ventilation Rebate – A

Radio on the inside

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The world’s only nationwide in-house prison network broadcasts 24 hours a day and is produced by and for inmates.

Radio on the inside

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The world’s only nationwide in-house prison network broadcasts 24 hours a day and is produced by and for inmates.

When is a de facto relationship over?

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A High Court decision raises questions about how a de facto relationship is defined, and what happens when a person’s mental capacities decline with old age. And, if a person granted humanitarian protection by Australia commits a serious crime, can they be deported to a conflict zone?

When is a de facto relationship over?

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A High Court decision raises questions about how a de facto relationship is defined, and what happens when a person’s mental capacities decline with old age. And, if a person granted humanitarian protection by Australia commits a serious crime, can they be deported to a conflict zone?