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27 September 2026 small claims

VCAT Fees 2026: Application Fees by Claim Amount, the Corporate Rate and Fee Relief in Victoria

What it costs to lodge a goods and services claim at VCAT from 1 July 2026, by claim amount and fee category. Who pays the corporate rate, who pays nothing, and what…

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27 September 2026 minor civil dispute

QCAT Fees 2026: What It Costs to File a Minor Civil Dispute, Who Gets the Fee Waived, and What Comes Back

QCAT charges $96.30 to $405.60 to start a minor civil dispute, depending on how much you claim. Here is the full 2026…

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27 September 2026 consumer claims

NCAT Fees 2026: What It Costs to Lodge a Claim in New South Wales

NCAT charges $64, $133 or $344 to lodge a consumer claim as at 1 July 2026, depending on the amount, with corporations…

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27 September 2026 car accident damage claim

Hit and Run While You Were Parked? How to Get the Owner’s Name From a Number Plate, State by State

A number plate is not someone you can send a demand to, and most transport registries will not give a stranger the…

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27 September 2026 enforce VCAT order

VCAT Order Ignored? How to Enforce It in Victoria: Recording It at the Magistrates’ Court, the Five Options and What Each Costs

VCAT does not collect the money it orders. Here is how to get a VCAT order recorded at the Magistrates' Court of…

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27 September 2026 allied health

NDAs for NDIS Providers and Allied-Health Clinics: Protecting Your Participant List Now That Non-Competes Are on the Way Out

The federal draft bill released on 7 September would ban non-compete clauses for most employees, which leaves confidentiality as the main protection…

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22 September 2026 accountants

NDAs for Accountants and Bookkeepers: Offshore Staff, Outsourced Work and Selling the Practice Before the TPB’s New Penalties Start

From 1 October 2026 the Tax Practitioners Board can seek civil penalties for breaches of the Code of Professional Conduct, and client…

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22 September 2026 Appeal Panel

Lost at NCAT? How to Appeal an NCAT Decision in New South Wales: the 28-Day Clock, the $540 Fee and What Actually Gets Overturned

You have 28 days from the decision (14 in tenancy matters), the Appeal Panel fee is $540, and the original order keeps…

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21 September 2026 agency contract review

Agency Contract Review: the Seven Clauses That Decide What a Marketing or Recruitment Agreement Really Costs

The agency retainer, not the pitch deck, decides what happens when the leads dry up or the placement quits. Here are the…

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21 September 2026 confidentiality

Mortgage Broker NDAs: Who Should Sign One, and What It Has to Stop

Your aggregator's confidentiality clause binds you, not your offshore processor or your referral partners. Here is who should be signing an NDA…

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