Progressive Property Law – PEXA Whilst most of the world have moved on from the days of cheque books, unfortunately (for us) the world of law firms have not. We
Enterprise Agreements – by Anthony Miller Principal Lawyer Modern Awards set out the minimum terms and conditions of employment on top of the National Employment Standards. They provide a safety
QCAT Dramas Who doesn’t enjoy a good law-based television series? Rake, The Good Wife, Boston Legal, all personal favourites of mine, apparently Suits is popular though I only lasted half
CBD Leasing. Those of us who live or work in Maroochydore would be well aware of the progress being made at the new CBD site. The 53 hectare site will
Racing & Cobalt Charges – The Controversy Continues In the wake of two recent QCAT decision which have not gone in favour of trainers charged with Cobalt offences (QRIC v
Development Approval Conditions attach to the Land In 2014, the High Court of Australia decided the case of Pike v Tighe [2018] HCA 9. It was determined that the conditions
Retirement Villages: What to Consider The decision on whether to enter a retirement village in Queensland is sometimes a difficult one. Retirement Villages cater for retirees and older members of
Cobalt Blues: Last week Pakenham based horse trainer, Monica Croston, pleaded guilty to an administration charge after Hezza Tidal Wave returned a cobalt reading of 219 micrograms per litre of
