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        • Acting for You, July 2018
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        • Acting for You, May 2018
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        • Doing business overseas? Here is what you need to know
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        • The regulatory perspective — ASIC's observations on 2017 Annual General Meetings
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        • The safe harbour regime and continuous disclosure: Where is the line in the sand?
        • Mental health and workplace investigations: What are your obligations?
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  • New partnership a win-win for Governance Institute and La Trobe University students

    03/03/2016

    Governance Institute of Australia and La Trobe University have partnered to grant Governance Institute’s diploma graduates credit towards La Trobe Business School’s Master of Management, significantly reducing the total number of subjects required to obtain a Masters qualification. 

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