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A logical approach to public notification for residential development
A recent ERD Court decision and a legislative amendment have resulted in logical changes to the way in which many common residential development applications will be processed ahead of the…
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Public Interest Disclosure: naming Responsible Officers
The Statutes Amendment (Attorney-General’s Portfolio) (No 2) Bill 2019 (‘the Bill’) has now passed both House of Parliament and is awaiting assent. The Bill amends section 12 of the Public…
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LG Leader September 2019
Read our September 2019 LG Leader articles here.
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Caveats and section 184 sales for non-payment of rates
Despite Government reports of above trend growth in the South Australian economy, many councils have large numbers of long-term rating debts and are undertaking property sales under section 184 of…
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APA Professional Development Seminar 2019
Kelledy Jones Lawyers were proud to sponsor the Authorised Persons Association Professional Development Seminar held on 23 and 24 May 2019 at the Adelaide Hills Convention Centre in Hahndorf.
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Cybercrime — what you need to know
In modern day society, a large portion of our work and social interactions are now occurring online.
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Freedom of Information and unreasonable applicants
In December 2018 the Ombudsman published his determination in respect of an external review pursuant to section 39 of the Freedom of Act 1991 (“the FOI Act”).
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When is a road a road? Dispelling confusion regarding road closures under s32 of The Road Traffic Act
In the wake of numerous new large scale and broad acre residential developments being approved across the state, a reoccurring question we receive is whether councils are required to undertake…