Law
Who will replace Stephen Donaghue KC as Commonwealth solicitor-general after his shock exit?
The two companies have both issued termination notices, but which one is valid remains up for debate.
A messy announcement underscored the wider breakdown in the relationship between the Chinese and Australian partnerships of King & Wood Mallesons.
Australia’s electronic property settlements giant wants to pass a data standards licensing fee on to customers. But NSW isn't playing ball.
Australia’s world-first under-16 social media ban united Labor, tabloid media and campaigners in a rare alliance that could shape global online regulation.
The law firm will end its China partnership in 2026, with the Australian arm to operate as Mallesons.
As Australia’s child social media ban takes effect, a ministerial scandal and tech pushback threaten to overshadow one of the nation’s boldest digital reforms.
An ugly spat on X this week has underscored the intrigue surrounding Airwallex and its backstory, amid simmering tensions between the US and China on tech.
Uber is heading to the High Court to challenge an $82 million payroll tax ruling, in a case that could reshape how Australia taxes the gig economy.
It takes special talent to go backwards on an appeal, but that's what happened to Bruce Lehrmann this week.
Labor’s new AI plan, unveiled by Senator Tim Ayres, sets out a lighter regulatory path but kicks the can down the road on some of the bigger questions around the tech.
The High Court's December docket also includes a test for the federal government's move to send immigration detainees to Nauru.
APRA is tightening its grip on high-risk borrowers as investor lending surges and the big banks begin edging away from the most highly geared loans.
Eagerly awaited rules would bring digital asset platforms into the AFSL regime, while giving the responsible minister flexibility to redefine its limits.
Chief Justice Stephen Gageler wanted speakers at the Australian Legal Convention to be "provocative". They didn't disappoint.
Capital Brief interviewed the High Court chief justice at the Australian Legal Convention.
Macquarie’s lending pullback shows how property influencers and buyers’ agents are driving risky, leveraged investment strategies in Australia’s hot market.
The investment titan has shed more light on its move away from riskier lending, as brokers urge regulation of buyers agents and online property influencers.
