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Amendments to the Retail Leases Act

Amendments to the Retail Leases Act

Published on 30 Oct 2026 by Anthony Herro

The New South Wales Legislative Council passed the Retail Leases Amendment (Review) Bill 2026 on 23 September 2026. The Bill has been introduced into the Legislative Council on 24 September 2026 and should shortly become law.

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When an ankle injury affects more than the ankle: NSW Court of Appeal clarifies permanent impairment assessments

Published on 28 Oct 2026 by Julia Harrison

A recent decision of the NSW Court of Appeal in JTE Enterprises Pty Ltd t/as Mount Gibraltar Preschool v Brown [2026] NSWCA 210 provides useful guidance on an important question in workers compensation claims. That question is: when assessing permanent impairment, is the assessment limited to the particular body part originally injured, or can it extend to impairment affecting other parts of the body as a result of that injury?

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Case Note on Australian Capital Territory (represented by ACT Education Directorate) v Jack Gibson [2026] FWCFB 110

Published on 26 Oct 2026 by Stephanie McLuckie

Mr Gibson was employed as a teacher in an ACT high school from January 2023 until his dismissal on 30 August 2024. It was alleged that he initiated and engaged in extensive ongoing electronic communications with female students on social media, drove students to and from non-school related sporting events, and took a photo of students (who were clothed) in an ice bath.

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