The Latest Breaking News from Paul Miller

Incentives to build more rental properties in the midst of a housing crisis may not improve the landscape unless protections are built in, experts warn.

The vinyl revival has put physical music back on the map, but at a cost to the planet. For Sustainability Week 2024, we speak to the companies vying for a greener future for vinyl.

Women claiming they were injured from the "One Size Fits All" breast surgery are in line for a multimillion-dollar payout from their long-running class action.

As Tax Day approaches, accountants debunk some money-saving claims that are a little too good to be true

If you're interested in the intersection of corporate law, trademark, accounting for profits, and federal equity jurisdiction, you'll be interested in a new amicus brief that my colleague Paul Miller and I just filed in support of a cert petition in Dewberry Group, Inc. v. Dewberry Engineers Inc. A huge…

Little progress is being made on youth homelessness in NSW, with more than 1000 children seeking crisis accommodation in the past 12 months.

State ombudsman criticises government’s lack of knowledge about unaccompanied homeless children, failure to improve monitoring

Enraged Paul Miller, 57, struck the boys, aged 10 and seven, outside his home in Maryhill after earlier telling the group of children that they were being too loud.

Adventure Kokoda's trekking licence has been cancelled by the Kokoda Initiative Committee for allegedly failing to pay fees, a week after a man died while on one of the company's walks.

South Australian man Paul Miller, who died during a fundraising walk along the Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea, is being remembered as a much-loved veteran and father who was a "mate to many".

Parts of California are under water, emergency flood declarations are in place in Nevada, and water is being released from some Arizona reservoirs to prepare for a bountiful spring runoff