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Australian building industry on the brink of collapse with half of firms in trouble - Vimarsana News

Australian building industry on the brink of collapse with half of firms in trouble

Australian builders are on the brink of going bust due to soaring raw material costs for fixed price contracts and half are struggling to make a profit. 

ASIC secures freezing orders on property mogul - Vimarsana News

ASIC secures freezing orders on property mogul

The corporate regulator has secured freezing orders for the assets of A Team Property Group and its founder Sasha Hopkins, who is prevented from leaving Australia until at least Monday.

Source: afr.com
Climate change and duty of care - Vimarsana News

Climate change and duty of care

The children have been busy. On matters of environmental justice, Australia has witnessed much legal activity from youthful citizens who, despite in some cases not being old enough to vote, have stirred politics. In 2021, five lodged complaints with the United Nations over the failure of the Australian government to cut, in a meaningful way, greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. By Binoy Kampmark

In the Sharma decision the federal court says: we see the climate risk but cannot act | Kieran Pender - Vimarsana News

In the Sharma decision the federal court says: we see the climate risk but cannot act | Kieran Pender

Whether in this or another case, Australia’s climate inaction could reach the high court – which can, and does, rewrite the law. It should do so

Australia climate change: Court overturns teenagers' case against minister - Vimarsana News

Australia climate change: Court overturns teenagers' case against minister

A previous decision - hailed as a world first - found the government had a duty of care to children.

Source: bbc.co.uk