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Compliance webinars in Australia come from three places: the regulators who set and enforce the rules, the professional bodies whose members have to follow them, and the firms who advise on them. This page lists all three, soonest first.
AML/CTF
The AML/CTF reforms brought law firms, accountants, conveyancers and real estate agents under AUSTRAC regulation. Sessions cover what AUSTRAC's guidance actually requires, account and transaction monitoring, and how principals and boards oversee an AML/CTF program. Most count towards CPD.
Privacy and data
Rules on automated decision-making start on 10 December 2026, and the Tranche 2 reforms to the Privacy Act are on the way. Law firms and compliance trainers explain what organisations need to disclose, how the proposed changes would work, and what to do now. See privacy and data.
Tax, payroll and regulator audits
The ATO, state revenue offices and the Tax Practitioners Board run sessions on their compliance programs, and CPD providers cover ATO focus areas such as fringe benefits tax and SMSFs. They explain how reviews and audits work, how penalties apply and how to object. See tax and payroll and super.
Workplace compliance
Award compliance, wage theft, the positive duty to prevent sexual harassment, and what to expect when a safety inspector visits. See workplace relations and work health and safety.
Governance, ethics and AI
Compliance depends on governance and culture as much as on the rules. Sessions for boards, company secretaries and compliance leaders cover whistleblowing, ethics, director liability, and the compliance risks AI creates when nobody is governing it. See board governance and risk and resilience.
Sector rules and codes
Some sessions cover the rules for one sector: codes of conduct for disability workers, the Reportable Conduct Scheme for schools, mandatory sustainability reporting, and Pillar Two global minimum tax reporting for large groups. For everything tagged to the topic, whatever the industry, see compliance and regulation.