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Stacks In The News
31/08/2010 | BROADBAND LINKS VITAL FOR WORK Broadband technology could decide which party the rural independent MPs will support to form the next government. For Taree professionals like Stacks/The Law Firm commercial lawyer Megan Grainger, the broadband issue is vital...
6/08/2010 | 2010 ICON AWARDS A young lawyer from Allens Arthur Robinson took home the 2010 Michael Page Young Gun Award. Highly commended in this category was Stacks/Goudkamp director Jnana Gumbert, for her successful handing of numerous and prominent cases...
4/08/2010 | FAMILY MARKS MATRIARCH'S CENTENARY July 21 marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of a significant Wingham identity, Hazel Olive Stack (nee O’Brien). Hazel was one of nine children of Thomas and Emily O’Brien and grew up on the family wheat and sheep property...
Legal Light
1/09/2010 | GETTING KIDS EDUCATED Education has received a fair bit of attention in recent months. The government’s school building program has regularly featured in the media, as has their promise to deliver computers to secondary schools...
25/08/2010 | NSW BUSHFIRE POLICY – DOES IT MEASURE UP? Few could have forgotten the tragedy around the Victorian “Black Saturday” bushfires of February 2009. In response to the huge loss of life, the Victorian government established a bushfire Royal Commission...
18/08/2010 | VOTING AND THE LAW It would be difficult to miss the fact that we are approaching a federal election. The major parties continue to bombard us with their promises for positive change, and assure us that the nation will suffer if we vote for the other side...
Media Releases
9/07/2010 | REGIONAL LAW SOCIETY PRESENTATION David Fryatt - solicitor from Stacks/The Law Firm, Taree - will be a presenter at the Regional Law Society's "Succession - Contested Wills" event in Newcastle on Friday 6 August...
3/03/2010 | Maralinga blast survivors sue MORE than 300 Australians are joining a class action against the British Government for damage from nuclear tests that could cost Australian taxpayers tens of millions of dollars.
1/03/2010 | BLAIR TO FIGHT FOR AUSTRALIAN BOMB TEST VICTIMS Cherie Blair, the wife of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, will lead the fight for justice in the UK courts...
Publications
21/06/2010 | FUNDED BUSINESS SUCCESSION AGREEMENTS What is a funded business succession agreement and why would I need one? View the online brochure to learn more...
21/06/2010 | ENDURING GUARDIANSHIP AND POWER OF ATTORNEY What is an Enduring Guardianship or Power of Attorney and why do I need one? View the online brochure to learn more...
21/06/2010 | SUPERANNUATION BORROWING RULES Can a self managed super fund take out a loan to acquire an asset? View the online brochure to learn more...
1/09/2010 | GETTING KIDS EDUCATED Education has received a fair bit of attention in recent months. The government’s school building program has regularly featured in the media, as has their promise to deliver computers to secondary schools...
31/08/2010 | BROADBAND LINKS VITAL FOR WORK Broadband technology could decide which party the rural independent MPs will support to form the next government. For Taree professionals like Stacks/The Law Firm commercial lawyer Megan Grainger, the broadband issue is vital...
25/08/2010 | NSW BUSHFIRE POLICY – DOES IT MEASURE UP? Few could have forgotten the tragedy around the Victorian “Black Saturday” bushfires of February 2009. In response to the huge loss of life, the Victorian government established a bushfire Royal Commission...
