Dr Rob Nicholls is a lecturer in business law at the UNSW Business School and is a Member of the Centre for Law, Markets and Regulation in the UNSW Law School. His research interests encompass competition law and policy as well as the regulation of networked industries and the financial services sector. Before this appointment, Rob was a research fellow at the Centre for International Finance and Regulation and at Swinburne University of Technology. He is also a visiting fellow at UTS Sydney Law. Rob has had a thirty-year career concentrating on competition, regulation and governance, particularly in networked industries and his first degree was in electronics engineering. Before moving to academia, he worked for Webb Henderson, the ACCC and spent twelve years as a client-facing consultant at Gilbert + Tobin. Rob is an accredited mediator and the Independent Telecommunications Adjudicator. He is also a member of the NBN arbitration pool.
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Competition law reform in Australia* Professor Ian Harper chaired a “root and branch” inquiry into competition law and policy in Australia in 2015. The Harper Review made a number of recommendations and the government welcomed most of these. In August 2016, Treasury issued an exposure draft of (...)
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