Nuclear waste debate re-emerges in Australia
17.11.16
Australia has long debated the notion that it could be a significant repository for the warehousing and containment of the world’s nuclear waste.
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Cross-border dispute management for business
18.07.16
Over half of Australian businesses are doing business overseas through trade, investment and cross-border transactions. The world has become much smaller and closer, and Australian businesses are now fully integrated as part of the greater Asian market.
Iran back in vogue
08.03.16
Australia’s exports to the Islamic Republic of Iran were, at one time, valued at over AUD 1 billion and covered a range of industrial and consumer goods and services.
Investor State Dispute Settlement – a critical tool in the international investment toolkit
01.02.16
Australia’s free trade agreement with China, the highly debated Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement and Australia’s recent dispute with big tobacco in Singapore have drawn public and political attention to Investor State Dispute Settlement, or ISDS.
Business critical investment issue – can you get your money out of China?
26.11.15
Against the backdrop of the China Australia Free Trade Agreement (“CHAFTA”) an increasing number of Australian businesses are investing in the Chinese market, especially in the growing area of professional services.
ChAFTA and what it means for Canberra
12.11.15
If Canberra wants a slice of the money expected to flow from the China Australia Free Trade Agreement (“ChAFTA”) it will have to ramp up its efforts to sell its attractiveness as a place to invest, especially in the property market.
Australia has a new leader – will ChAFTA continue to be supported?
15.09.15
On 14 September 2015 the Australian Liberal Party voted to remove the Hon Tony Abbott as leader of the Australian Liberal Party and to replace him with the Hon Malcolm Turnbull.
Podcast: Dispute resolution in China
01.09.15
Moulis Legal’s Christopher Hewitt, Emily Murphy and Macky Markar discuss how Australian businesses can resolve disputes in China using legal, administrative and commercial strategies.
Podcast – protecting your intellectual property in China
03.06.15
Moulis Legal’s Christopher Hewitt, Emily Murphy and Macky Markar discuss how Australian businesses can protect their intellectual property in China using legal, administrative and commercial strategies.
Podcast: Structuring your business venture in China
08.05.15
The proposed China Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) will open up new opportunities for Australian businesses interested in accessing the dynamic Chinese marketplace.