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On 22nd May, the Australian Law Reform Commission published its discussion paper

The question of how to efficiently use existing infrastructure to accelerate the energy transition is front and centre in the race against climate change.

Enduring partnerships between miner and government are key in Africa. Balanced mining concessions mitigate risks of political instability and resource nationalism. Transparency, collaboration and alignment can ensure long-term operational success.

Against the backdrop of positive recent developments for the offshore wind industry off Australia's east coast, DLA Piper brought together a panel of experts from the offshore w

With demand for renewable energy increasing across Western Australia, attention is turning to offshore wind as a possible future energy source.

The notion of corporate social responsibility continues to dominate the corporate news cycle in Australia.

A key theme emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia was national supply chain integrity and resiliency.

A report by global law firm DLA Piper – which surveyed senior construction executives globally – has found the biggest risk for the construction sector in the Asia Pacific is the rising cost of raw

At the recent Africa Down Under conference in Perth, Michael Ostrove, DLA Piper's Global Co-Chair of International Arbitration, chaired a panel discussion on African mining concessions.

BDO is pleased to be collaborating with DLA Piper to discuss sustainability in Africa.

Construction sector insolvencies are now a regular feature the daily news cycle.