Companies leasing warehouse facilities in Victoria may be entitled to a refund from their landlords thanks to a recent decision made by the Victorian Supreme Court of Appeal.
Essentially, the Court
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VTA releases full speaker list for 2017 conference
With just over a week until the Victorian Transport Association’s (VTA) annual State Conference in Lorne, the peak freight industry representative body has revealed the full list of speakers that will
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Workers exposed to cancer-causing agents deserve compensation
The slow nature of illness from cancer causing exposure at work has made compensation claims more difficult.
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Unpaid fuel bill leads to coal ship arrest
A coal ship has been arrested near Newcastle in relation to allegations of non-payment of a fuel bill in China.
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Plain packaging does not violate Big Tobacco’s intellectual property rights
Plain packaging for cigarettes is gaining traction globally, but is the movement a violation of tobacco companies IP in packaging design and graphics?
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Captain arrested over Great Barrier Reef charge
A Chinese coal ship captain has been arrested for sailing through the Great Barrier Reef without a pilot.
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Cat, Komatsu and Volvo charged with collusion
Heavy equipment manufacturers Caterpillar, Komatsu and Volvo have been hit with an anti-trust lawsuit in the US for anticompetitive conspiracy.
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Crane designer fined for 2013 accident
In a legal first a West Australian crane designer has been fined $16,000 in relation to a 2013 crane accident at Karara.
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Massive changes recommended for 457 visas
Minister for immigration Scott Morrison has flagged changes to the current 457 visa program, following a new report.
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CFMEU fight for right to call workers scabs
The CFMEU has taken a case to the High Court to be able to use the term ‘scab’ during industrial action.
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