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The ACCC has granted an urgent interim authorisation permitting manufacturers and other industry stakeholders to collaborate on arrangements for the

The ACCC is likely to seek to discontinue its proceedings in the Federal Court in relation to Virtus Health’s (Virtus) proposed acquisition of Adora

The Maritime Union of Australia welcomes with enthusiasm the Morrison Government’s sudden interest in port and shipping matters along the Australian

The Morrison Government has today reappointed Mr Martin Wallace as a part‑time Councillor of the National Competition Council (NCC) for a further

The High Court yesterday handed down its decision in Port of Newcastle Operations Pty Ltd (PNO) and Glencore Coal Assets Australia Pty Ltd (Glencore

The government has charged the Productivity Commission with reviewing waterfront inefficiencies, including the industrial relations regime for wharfies.

The National Farmers’ Federation is encouraged by the Prime Ministers’ comments with respect to the establishment of a Productivity Commission inquiry

Canada is expected to hit Google and Facebook with new news media regulation in 2022. The news industry is expected an annual windfall of $100-150m.

“The Productivity Commission inquiry into our ports is a positive development and we look forward to the release of its terms of reference and

The ACCC will not oppose JBS Australia Pty Ltd’s (JBS) proposed acquisition of Rivalea Holdings Pty Ltd and Oxdale Dairy Enterprise Pty Ltd (together