Implications of superannuation tax plans for SMSF members
Despite Federal Government plans to tax superannuation balances greater than $3 million not yet legislated, there are actions individuals can take before July
By Michael Lucey
The implementation of the Child Safe Standards in Queensland will start from October 1, 2025, bringing with it a staged approach to child safety for
Three new Magistrates have been appointed to the Queensland Magistrates Court.
State Attorney-General Deb Frecklington said Deborah Mitchell, Adam Johnson, and Jessica
Prestigious honour for McCullough Robertson partners
Two partners at McCullough Robertson Lawyers (McR) have received the prestigious “Lawyer of the Year” designations in the 2026 Best Lawyers rankings.
Scott Whitla
Start-up companies have been urged to consider their structure, secure their intellectual property arrangements early and be “investment-ready” as quickly as
Law firm McCullough Robertson Lawyers has announced the appointments of new partners in Brisbane and Sydney.
Hayley Mitchell will join the Estates team in Brisbane while
Pro bono work drives strong community partnerships
Winston Churchill said that we make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.
Law firm McCullough Robertson believes a strong commitment to pro bono
Wealthy families urged to succession plan to avoid traps
High-net-worth families have been advised to establish robust succession planning between generations to avoid taxation issues and putting assets at risk.
More than $3.5
Call for fresh laws to stop space becoming a ‘wild west’
There are fresh calls for a review of laws governing space to avoid it becoming a “wild west” for corporations and tech billionaires.
In a paper released this week,
ASIC accuses AustralianSuper of death benefit delays
Australia’s largest superannuation fund is being accused of delaying death benefits claims for nearly 7000 of its policyholders.
The Australian Securities and