Legal

Brighter times for Australian mining in China - Newsreel

Improved China prospects for Australian coal

Australian coal producers are on track to regain a larger share of the Chinese market off the back of improved bilateral relations. This follows the lifting of a

Beef week - farmers urged to trumpet sustainability credentials - Newsreel

Farmers urged to promote sustainability credentials

Australian farmers have been urged to more proactively tell their sustainability stories to lessen the risk of tougher legislative requirements in the future. McCullough

Madeline Simpson joins McCullough Robertson - Newsreel

Madeline Simpson takes on partner role at McR

McCullough Robertson Lawyers (McR) has further strengthened its resources and renewables firepower with the appointment of Madeline Simpson as a partner in the Project

Non-compete clauses are under scrutiny - Newsreel

US ban puts non-compete clauses in the spotlight

The future of non-compete clauses in employment contracts is under scrutiny after they were banned in the United States last week. The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

Concerns raised over proposed ‘sophisticated’ investor changes

By Ben Wood, Adam Kearney and Tegan Raines McCullough Robertson Lawyers A Parliamentary inquiry has begun into proposed increases to the financial threshold limits for

Tim Case McCullough Robertson. | Newsreel

McCullough Robertson celebrates 38 ‘best lawyer’ awards

McCullough Robertson Lawyers (McR) is celebrating 38 of its senior staff being recognised in the 2025 peer-reviewed Best Lawyers in Australia awards, announced

Natalie Kurdian of McCullough Robertson. | Newsreel

McCullough Robertson boosts Sydney partner ranks

McCullough Robertson Lawyers has boosted its leadership ranks with the appointment of two new Sydney-based partners. Natalie Kurdian has joined the firm’s Corporate

Climate change exposing sporting bodies to legal risk

Sporting organisations and their directors face growing legal risks as climate change and extreme weather impact sporting events. A new report from the Environmental

Double jeopardy exemption expands to sex offences

Queenslanders previously acquitted of rape, attempted murder and manslaughter can now be retried for the same offence if “fresh and compelling” evidence emerges

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