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The use of sunset clauses in off-the-plan agreements is becoming more common and increasingly hard to navigate for both purchasers and vendors.

The upward trend in mandatory vaccination orders in response to the Delta variant has caused rigorous debate but in terms of employers and employees rights, there are a few important things to know.

It has been said that privacy is not about something to hide but something to protect and is what gives us the ability to share with the world who we are, on our own terms. 

Does no jab, mean no job? The short answer is ‘yes’ it can, in certain circumstances.

Since the sick leave changes came into effect on 24 July there’s been a lot of confusion and we’ve been fielding an avalanche of questions.

Trusts are often used to protect assets from being at risk due to debts, business liabilities, relationship breakdowns, or to help arrange the distribution of assets to younger family members in the future.

Since Alert Level 4 came back into place, the Police have received 7,867 online breach notifications relating to businesses, mass gatherings or people; and 71 people have been charged with 75 offences as at 12 September 2021.