Features
Family Files - Verbal agreements – binding or otherwise? - By Andrea Manuel, barrister 
Age discrimination: do employers really have anything to fear? - By Greg Cain, partner, and Steve Wragg, senior associate, Minter Ellison Rudd Watts
Section 98 – time to start asking questions? - By Jenny Stevens, senior associate, Bell Gully
0867 dials-up competition law changes? - What is the 0867 litigation all about, and how did Telecom win – under section 36 of the Commerce Act 1986 – in Commerce Commission v Telecom? Michael Wigley explains
A rugby player, a lawyer, and a sheep farmer walk into a Chinese bar… - By Sarah Kim, solicitor, Chapman Tripp
2008 Australia Report - Trans-Tasman: From New Zealand to Australia - What is it about Australia that keeps attracting New Zealand lawyers to its shores? Dolman’s Andrew Mason-Jones explains why we can’t get enough of the land across the ditch
2008 Australia Report - In defence of double jeopardy - Harmonising Australia’s double jeopardy laws is a challenging but worthy task, Daniel Tynan writes, but the desire to find a guilty party needs to be balanced against the rights of acquitted individuals
2008 Australia Report - CER – harmony in waiting - With 2008 marking the twenty-fifth anniversary of Closer Economic Relations with Australia, Darise Ogden looks at why it’s taking so long for New Zealand to have closer legal relations with Australia
CLANZ 2008 Awards