Land shortage compounded by infrastructure delays
Queensland’s looming shortage of industrial land is being compounded by delays in connecting power, water and other essential services to new developments.
McCullough
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McR delivers on $1 million community housing pledge
McCullough Robertson Lawyers (McR) has delivered on its $1 million pro-bono commitment to support community housing, reaching $1,040,266 as of the end of September
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Global disruptions reshaping major project contracts
A succession of wars, natural disasters and the COVID pandemic has forced parties to rethink how they protect themselves against extraordinary events disrupting major
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Regulators race to keep pace with digital assets growth
Financial regulators are hitting the accelerator in creating rules to address the rapid growth in new digital assets.
McCullough Robertson Lawyers partner Lucy Adamson
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Farm investments facing biggest shakeup in decades
Australian agriculture is facing a wave of restructures, asset sales and strategic reviews as a seven-year tax change notice period expires.
Duncan Bedford, a
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McCullough Robertson celebrates three new partners
McCullough Robertson Lawyers has announced 14 promotions, including three new female partners.
The promotions are effective from July 1, 2026.
The new partners
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Energy changes require delicate balancing of interests
Australia’s resources and energy sector is navigating shifting commodity needs, changing community expectations, and a more complex funding landscape.
For many
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Andrew McCormack joins McR Brisbane team
McCullough Robertson Lawyers (McR) has announced the appointment of Andrew McCormack as a partner in its Brisbane-based Construction and Infrastructure team.
Mr
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Family businesses may be facing fundamental tax changes
Wealthy intergenerational family businesses fear that impending tax changes might have significant structuring implications, and could potentially lead to de facto death
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Technology and real time deadlines changed the face of law
Practising law over a long period of time has meant dealing with technological change, more prescriptive laws and more demanding real time deadlines.
For three long-term
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