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Employers should use caution when considering the outcome of a recent Federal Court of Australia decision on fixed term contracts and employee dismissal claims, an expert has said.

New regulations introduced by the Australian federal government have extended the consultation, compliance and safety notification obligations of companies and officers involved in offshore wind projects.

The introduction of the Competitively Appointed Transmission Owners (CATO) regime could improve investment efficiency, drive innovative solutions, and reduce costs, saving consumers up to £1 billion by 2050.

Bankability is key in the world of infrastructure and energy investment, as it indicates whether or not a risk is acceptable to third party lenders who are generally considered to be cautious by nature.

Major improvements to water and wastewater infrastructure in England and Wales are expected to follow from a regulatory price review that allows many water companies to increase customer bills by more than a third over the next five years.

A recent Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber) decision serves as an important reminder to corporate taxpayers that there is a wide exclusion from English stamp duty land tax (SDLT) group relief that needs to be taken into account, experts have said.

For the sake of national security, transition memos must offer a real road map on key specific foreign policy challenges, like the ones Bush did for Obama.

The head of the government agency at the centre of the saga attributed it to a ‘lapse of coordination’.

“Balancing the books”, stimulating growth, and getting value for money will be the key themes in construction procurement in the coming months and throughout 2025.

The two JI members, who were involved in the 2002 Bali bombings, will undergo a reintegration programme in Malaysia.