Australian Court Opens iOS to Rival Stores and Payments
Australia’s Federal Court has ordered Apple to permit alternative iOS app distribution and payment methods after its competition-law liability ruling.
Australia’s Federal Court has ordered Apple to permit alternative iOS app distribution and payment methods after its competition-law liability ruling.
A new legislative instrument raises net tangible asset requirements and introduces annual indexation from July 2027.
Twenty-one companies paid ASIC infringement notices alleging that annual financial reports were lodged late.
New consumer-law guidance asks businesses to distinguish operational changes from purchased credits and substantiate future promises.
The NSW Supreme Court imposed an agreed civil penalty after admissions concerning Rex’s profit forecast and continuous disclosure.
The new report covers enforcement during 2025–26, distinguishing court-ordered penalties from repayments and refunds for consumers and investors.
The regulator’s October 19 announcement concerns an October 12 decision; complaints can still be lodged through AFCA until October 2027.
The proposed statutory consent would run to 2032 and depend on a binding jobs guarantee; the longer-term approval remains in court.
Australian Secure Capital Fund amended its disclosure document; removal of the interim restriction is not an investment recommendation.
The new data concerns firms’ own breach reports, not a count of court findings; dual-licensed businesses appear in both licence categories.
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