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Sticking to What It Knows, Sullivan & Cromwell Carves Out a Profitable Niche in Australia

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By Christopher Niesche 
| Law.com
Photo: Ryland West/ALM As many foreign law firms have scaled back their presence in Australia or exited entirely, U.S.-headquartered Sullivan & Cromwell has successfully operated an antipodean practice for 43 years. The firm has carved out a profitable niche helping Australian companies raise or deploy cash in the U.S. and counts major corporates, such as mining giant BHP, lithium mining services company Mineral Resources, and oil and gas producer Woodside Energy, as clients.
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Home truths about care packages for older Australians

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By Christopher Niesche , Felicity Neale 
| The Mandarin
The transition to the government’s new arrangements to assist older Australians living at home has not gone smoothly, with long waiting times for packages, existing recipients saying they’re worse off, and concerns about a robodebt-style assessment system. “What people would say is that it’s been a difficult transition, and that it hasn’t gone as well as people would like,” says Hal Swerissen, professor emeritus in health policy at La Trobe University.
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Agencies get proactive in combating NDIS fraud, non-compliance

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By Christopher Niesche , Felicity Neale 
| The Mandarin
The National Disability Insurance Agency and Services Australia are investing in improving compliance and combating fraud amid greater scrutiny of government spending. Both agencies are trying to move from systems where payments are made and then checked afterwards to a more proactive fraud and non-compliance stance.
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