Paul Wilson
Editor-in-Chief at BenefitsPRO Magazine
Paul Wilson is the editor-in-chief of https://t.co/JZjtS9dxBP and BenefitsPRO magazine. He can be reached by email at [email protected].
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2 months ago |
lexology.com | Libby McKillop |Paul Wilson |Tony Denholder |Martin Doyle |Carl Franzmann |Brigid Horneman-Wren | +4 more
Welcome to the 2024 Queensland land access and project approvals year in reviewIn this publication, we highlight the key legislative, policy and judicial developments relating to land access and project approvals in Queensland.
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2 months ago |
lexology.com | Amaya Pinto Fernandez |Amaya Fernández |Paul Wilson |Tony Hill
What you need to know Proposed reforms to the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cth) have stalled, with the Federal Government's "Stage 2" reform Bills failing to pass the Senate. At the Queensland level, a broad range of amendments to the Environmental Protection Act 1994 (Qld) commenced in June 2024. Key changes include an offence for breaching the general environmental duty, expanded notification obligations, and a new statutory enforcement tool.
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2 months ago |
lexology.com | Libby McKillop |Paul Wilson |Tony Denholder |Roxane Read |Amaya Pinto Fernandez |Amaya Fernández
What you need to know In BHP Coal Pty Ltd & Ors v Chief Executive, Department of Environment, Science and Innovation [2024] QLC 7, the Land Court recommended that the Queensland government approve an application related to the extension of a Moranbah coal mine. This decision challenged the assumption after Waratah Coal Pty Ltd v Youth Verdict Ltd & Ors (No 6) [2022] QLC 21 that project proponents would find it difficult to obtain coal mining approvals.
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2 months ago |
ashurst.com | Paul Wilson |Amaya Pinto Fernandez |Amaya Fernández
Proposed reforms to the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cth) have stalled, with the Federal Government's "Stage 2" reform Bills failing to pass the Senate. At the Queensland level, a broad range of amendments to the Environmental Protection Act 1994 (Qld) commenced in June 2024. Key changes include an offence for breaching the general environmental duty, expanded notification obligations, and a new statutory enforcement tool.
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2 months ago |
romesentinel.com | Paul Wilson
The last scam case that I am going to relate to you is that of Martha, Case No. 3. Martha had been a victim of dementia, and, at the age of about 70, found that she could no longer live alone, so she moved into an assisted care facility. Martha was single and had never been married. The only relatives that I knew of her having were a brother and two nephews. As in the cases of my two prior articles, this person had been a client of mine for tax and financial services.
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