For responsible entities of critical infrastructure assets falling within the nine affected asset classes, the Enhanced CIRMP Rules represent a material step-change in risk management planning ...

But the reality is that competing priorities and scarce resources/budgets likely have left many organisations covered by the PRIS laws with work to do to achieve a sufficient level of compliance. We ...

D&O insurance should cover liabilities and defence costs, including liabilities owed to the company (such as the liabilities proven against Mr Bekier and Ms Martin) and pecuniary penalties (both of ...

Since the first stage reform to the Uniform Defamation Acts, defamation claims in Australia cannot succeed without satisfying a threshold element of "serious harm" (except in Western Australia). The ...

With the framework set to take full effect in March 2027, banks must prepare to meet these new requirements while navigating unresolved questions around liability and compliance. The SPF sets out key ...

Employers who start paying super on payday from 1 July 2026 but experience occasional late payments (eg. due to incorrect details or rejected funds that are fixed promptly) are likely to be classified ...

It was argued that the inconsistency resulted in the SOP Act being read down, pursuant to section 109 of the Australian Constitution. The Court comprehensibly rejected those submissions by ...

A clear, board-approved risk appetite, expressed in operational terms, is the foundation for effective governance and investment decisions. Organisations that integrate digital third-party risk into ...

The statistics are in – and it's sobering news for those who want to be heard by the highest court in the land. "So… what are our chances of winning in the High Court?" It's a question we often get ...