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5/03/2010 | Hunter, Central Coast vets file for legal action The names of 23 Hunter and Central Coast nuclear veterans will appear on a landmark class action to be filed against the British Government in May by Cherie Blair, the human rights lawyer and wife of former British prime minister Tony Blair...
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...
3/03/2010 | Victims of 2003 wary of fire trial Plaintiffs in the Canberra bushfires court case have lost a last-minute bid to delay the start of the historic trial which is due to begin next month...
Legal Light
10/03/2010 | Drug driving - the lick test Many of us have experienced a random breath test. We’ve all seen the RTA advertising campaigns warning about the dangers of drink-driving. But not everyone may be aware of the latest roadside test; the lick test...
3/03/2010 | Compulsory Land Aquisition - what are your rights? It’s hard to believe that land that you own could be taken from you and there is little you can do about it...
24/02/2010 | The plight of the humble 'doggy bag' Gone are the days when you could over-order at a restaurant and simply ask for a doggy bag to take the excess food home. These days, a request to take uneaten food away from a restaurant is quite likely to be refused...
Media Releases
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...
1/03/2010 | 100 South Australians join class action... SECRET records detailing the fate of dozens of babies born in the shadow of Maralinga's nuclear testing hold the key to a case building as the state's largest class action.
Publications
1/08/2009 | Superannuation Borrowing Rules Generally, the Superannuation Industry (Supervision Act) prohibits a SMSF from taking out a loan. However, in September 2007 the Act was changed to allow a SMSF to take out a loan...
1/03/2009 | What happens to your super when.. Most people have significant sums of money invested in superannuation funds. Importantly, when a member of a superannuation fund dies, the balance of their account in the fund does ..
1/11/2008 | You can't take it with you In this issue of Stacks Wealth Protection Bulletin, we consider some very important fundamental issues concerning wealth protection.
10/03/2010 | Drug driving - the lick test Many of us have experienced a random breath test. We’ve all seen the RTA advertising campaigns warning about the dangers of drink-driving. But not everyone may be aware of the latest roadside test; the lick test...
5/03/2010 | Hunter, Central Coast vets file for legal action The names of 23 Hunter and Central Coast nuclear veterans will appear on a landmark class action to be filed against the British Government in May by Cherie Blair, the human rights lawyer and wife of former British prime minister Tony Blair...
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...
