The Queensland Government is introducing a number of significant changes to rental properties which will impact both tenants and landlords.
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The road to becoming a Lawyer
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TV and movies often depicts the life of a lawyer as something of glamour, however, there is much more to it with the process taking on average 4 to 7 years to complete.
Winchester Foundation – Whitsunday Voices 2022
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Whitsunday Anglican School recently held the annual Whitsunday Voices Youth Literature Festival, wherein 21 remote Queensland schools were provided the opportunity to attend thanks to the Winchester Foundation.
A New Financial Year
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Over the past few years you may have noticed that a new financial year often brings about changes with the firm, this year is no different.
Contravention Case – Bircher & Bircher
When dealing with parenting disputes and issues it is not considered appropriate behaviour by the court for parents to engage in tit for tat approach.
Employment Agreements
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Employment agreements are to protect both employers and your employees and cannot contain terms less favourable than the minimum standards.
Increased Penalties for Traffic Offences
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As the financial year rolls around it’s common to see increases in costs. The Qld government has increased penalties for a range of traffic offences.
Congratulations Narada!
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Narada was admitted into the Supreme Court of Queensland in Brisbane on Monday 11 July 2022.
Purple E-Scooters
There are about 300 Beam e-scooters in the Mackay area launching a new era of transportation for the region.
Factors in determining when a de facto relationship has broken down
While the Family Law Act provides provision for the court to make Orders regarding the alteration of property interests following the breakdown of a de facto relationship, it does not provide an exhaustive definition of “breakdown”.
