Changes to Bike Laws: Three Years On
Three years on from 2015’s landmark legislative changes to South Australia's bike laws. We discuss whether the laws have been the coveted ‘saving grace’ of our road’s most vulnerable? Read More
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What to do in the event of a privacy breach?
In an earlier blog post we explained the Privacy Act and why all entities should have a privacy policy. In this blog, we discuss what to do in the event of a privacy breach and who may be liable if a breach does occur. Read More
Associations and the Australian Privacy Principles
Many associations have concerns over the content of their privacy duty. This blog post explains how The Privacy Act 1988 applies to Incorporated Associations and the obligations of entities. Read More
Why does she stay? A question so frequently asked with respect to women who suffer from Domestic Violence
Why does she stay? A question so frequently asked with respect to women who suffer from Domestic Violence at the hands of an abusive partner. Read More
The 'gig' economy - what are workers' entitlements?
There has been an increase in workers choosing flexibility over job security by participating in the gig economy, where workers are paid per 'gig' they undertake. Read More
E-Scooters in Adelaide: What You Need to Know
Those living, working or travelling through the CBD over the past week may have noticed a collection of bright green electric scooters scattered across the city. A trial of California brand, Lime Scooters, has been approved by the Adelaide City Council for the 2019 Fringe season Read More