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Lawyers warn new environment laws could spark court challenges

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By Kate Burgess Verified
| Capital Brief Verified
Lawyers who have reviewed new draft environment laws say they expect court challenges until the legislation is better understood, pointing to key definitions they believe lack detail. Speaking to Capital Brief as the Environment Protection Reform Bills were tabled in parliament, Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer partner Peter Briggs said he had expected to see more clarity on how an unacceptable impact would be defined in the new National Environment Standards (NES).
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Flagged stop work orders can be appealed, Environment Minister says

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By Kate Burgess Verified
| Capital Brief Verified
Skip to content Printed by for personal, non-commercial use only. For other rights, contact licensing@capitalbrief.com. Briefing Environment Laws 2:39pm on 30 October 2025 The news: Project developers will be able to challenge stop work orders issued in rare circumstances by the head of a proposed federal environmental protection agency (EPA) under reforms to Australia's environmental laws tabled in parliament today.
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Airtrunk to invest in Saudi Arabia with local partner

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By Kate Burgess Verified
| Capital Brief Verified
Founded in 2015, AirTrunk opened Sydney West data centre in 2017 and has since expanded to Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia. HUMAIN has a similar capability in the region, and has proprietary Arabic-language large language models. An AirTrunk spokesperson said that the deal marks the first time the company has entered a market through a strategic partnership.
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