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From 1 October 2019, the Queensland Government will abolish Paper Certificates of Title.  The change in legislation was passed in parliament in March 2019 to amend the Land More >

If you are a landholder of land with underground resources such as coal, minerals, petroleum, or coal seam gas present on it you may be lucky (or unlucky More >

It is an unfortunate truth, but when it comes to Australian farmers, extreme weather conditions are a harbinger of tough economic times.  As a firm proud to represent More >

Domestic violence is one of the most topical legal issues in society. Magistrates in Queensland deal with tens of thousands of applications in any given year. The nature More >

Primary producers and small business owners impacted by the monsoon trough disaster in North West Queensland earlier this year have been urged to take up grants and assistance More >

Leading Queensland legal firm Creevey Russell Lawyers has boosted its personal law team with the appointment of lawyer Dannielle Glaister. Creevey Russell Principal Clare Creevey said Ms Glaister More >

Motorists in Queensland now face tougher conditions if they obtain a special hardship order to continue driving while suspended, says legal firm Creevey Russell Lawyers. A special hardship More >

We have identified an apparent gap in Post-Hayne Report Reforms. As part of the Hayne Report Reforms, changes are to be made to the jurisdiction of the Australian More >

Special Council Helen Kay has accepted a position as a Partner with Creevey Russell Lawyers, with the leading Queensland legal firm’s partnership ranks now 50 per cent female. More >

If you supply services or goods combined with services and offer your customers warranties against defects, you will need to comply with new warranty requirements which came into More >