Louise Camenzuli

2 months ago | mondaq.com | Louise Camenzuli |Emily Andrews |Louise Lee |Rosie Syme

Australian businesses are facing complex, interconnectedchallenges in undertaking development projects. Key focus areasshaping the Australian policy landscape in 2025 will be aroundhousing affordability, climate change and environmentalconservation. However, with domestic and global regulatory pathwaysuncertain, businesses must be vigilant of rapidly evolving policyshifts.

Feb 20, 2024 | mondaq.com | Louise Camenzuli

A number of recent and upcoming reforms are fundamentally changing the landscape for environmental protection, housing and infrastructure delivery in Australia. These changes present a number of opportunities, but also challenges associated with rapid regulatory change and frequent tension between different policy objectives and/or stakeholder interests.

Aug 18, 2023 | mondaq.com | Andrew Stephenson |Louise Camenzuli

The development of any successful major project goes through several stages. Many proposed projects fail at an early stage, usually because they are not economically viable. Others pass through these stages yet fail to achieve their economic objectives, including failing to properly take account of environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters. The various stages of a project include: Acquiring the title or rights which underpin the project. Obtaining environmental and planning approval.

Aug 9, 2023 | lexology.com | Andrew Stephenson |Phoebe Wynn-Pope |Louise Camenzuli

The development of any successful major project goes through several stages. Many proposed projects fail at an early stage, usually because they are not economically viable. Others pass through these stages yet fail to achieve their economic objectives, including failing to properly take account of environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters. The various stages of a project include:Acquiring the title or rights which underpin the project. Obtaining environmental and planning approval.

Apr 3, 2023 | afr.com | Louise Camenzuli |Julia Green

Mirroring global developments, strong commitments have been made to federal environmental reform by the Australian government with the release of its Nature Positive Plan last December. The government’s plan will seek to integrate biodiversity protection into all aspects of policy and regulation. It will also influence business sustainability agendas, including ESG risk management and reporting frameworks.