In its July 2020 Digital Trust Report, AustCyber estimated that a four week disruption to digital infrastructure caused by a major cyber attack would cost the Australian economy $30 billion (1.5% of GDP) and 163,000 lost jobs.
In a time of increasingly complex competitive pricing online, a decision by Justice Davies of the Federal Court of Australia could have significant implications for the way retailers employ digital pricing tactics.
Federal, state and territory governments continue to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic by introducing and maintaining a range of emergency measures aimed at protecting community safety and wellbeing.
Goods produced in Hong Kong after September 25, 2020, and entered for consumption in the US, must be marked as a product of China.
