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The Competitive Edge

Gilbert + Tobin
Competition Law
Australia
National Competition Policy
ACCC
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)
Economic Analysis
Competition Tribunal
Public Benefits
Regulatory Reform
Market Power
Merger Approval Framework
Australian Economy
Productivity Commission
Privacy Act
Personal Information
Income Inequality
Non-Compete Clauses
Consumer Protection
Human Rights
Australian Consumer Law

Get the lowdown on developments in competition law in Australia and around the world with The Competitive Edge, a competition law podcast. Each fortnight Moya Dodd and Matt Rubinstein explore insights and trends with our resident experts and special guests to give you the competitive edge.

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Latest Episodes

Kieran Pender from the Human Rights Law Centre joins us to talk about whistleblowers -- how they're protected, how they engage with regulators, the changes that could be coming, and how businesses can encourage accountability in their own culture and... more

Partner Geoff Petersen joins us fresh from the ACCC/AER Regulatory Conference with the latest on regulating infrastructure, the energy transition, competition and innovation. Plus the Government's Economic Reform Roundtable; a second leasehold on t... more

Productivity Commissioner Stephen King joins us to talk about regulation and innovation, data and AI, the lost decade of productivity growth, and the baptist and bootlegger issue. Plus Epic wins the first round against Apple and Google, mavericks and... more

Jennifer Fish, Economist at Charles River Associates, joins us to talk about the new merger approval process and its sharper focus on data and economic analysis, how lawyers can most effectively engage with economists, the state of hipster and hillbi... more

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Recent Guests

Anne Twomey
Professor Emerita and leading expert in constitutional law
University of Sydney
Episode: Bonus Episode: Truth, advertising and democracy: Anne Twomey on elections and debate in the public square
John Fingleton
Economist and former head of competition agencies in the British Isles
Competition Taskforce Advisory Panel
Episode: Stop! Hammer Time: Economist and former regulator John Fingleton on Australia's competition reforms, ex ante regulation and seismic shifts in the global zeitgeist
Rebecca Dollisson
Special Counsel at Gilbert and Tobin specializing in competition law
Gilbert and Tobin
Episode: Stop, collaborate and listen: Louise Klamka and Rebecca Dollisson on the risks and rewards of business cooperation and authorisations
Simon Muys
Partner at Gilbert and Tobin, leading the Competition, Consumer and Market Regulation team
Gilbert and Tobin
Episode: Continuity and Change: Simon Muys on the ACCC's compliance and enforcement priorities for 2025-26
Marcus Bezzi
Chief Advisor of the Competition Taskforce on secondment to Treasury
Australian Government
Episode: Task Force: Marcus Bezzi on the Competition Taskforce, the new National Competition Policy and merger reform implementation
Liana Witt
Partner in the Competition, Consumer and Market Regulation group at Gilbert and Tobin, and specialist in Competition and Consumer Litigation.
Gilbert and Tobin
Episode: The Enforcer: Liana Witt on competition and consumer law enforcement and reform.
Danielle Wood
Chair of the Productivity Commission and former leader of the Grattan Institute
Productivity Commission
Episode: Fitter, Happier, More Productive: Chair Danielle Wood on the Productivity Commission and the new National Competition Policy
John W. Elias
Deputy Assistant Attorney General at the US Department of Justice
US Department of Justice
Episode: …And Justice for All: Deputy Assistant Attorney-General John W. Elias on the Department of Justice, culture and competition, the new US merger guidelines, and artificial intelligence.
Geoff Petersen
Partner and expert in the energy transition with a focus on net zero in electricity
Episode: Electric Dreams: Geoff Petersen on the shifting balance between markets and governments in the energy transition.

Hosts

Moya Dodd
Host of The Competitive Edge, drawing from extensive legal expertise and insights into competition law.
Matt Rubinstein
Co-host with in-depth knowledge of competition law and its practical applications.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 50 ratings
  • Lacks balance

    Do your homework, Romany Webb is not saving the world. She’s a schill for the mCDR companies that want to suck up $$ not carbon

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    JamesCT39
    Switzerlanda year ago
  • Informative and enjoyable

    Enjoyed listening to this. It was informative without being too dense.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Hsurjdh
    Australia4 years ago
  • Podder$432

    Always funny to listen to merger clearance lawyers talk about litigation, given most of them have no idea how to properly run complex litigation

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Podder$432
    Australia4 years ago
  • Easy to listen to, informative & professional law podcast

    I love the way Moya and Matt guide us through cases that shed light on competition law. And you never when a quirky film or football reference might pop up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Peekapoo24
    Australia4 years ago
  • Interesting and engaging… Competition law is interesting!

    Australia seems to be a world leader in competition law and there’s been a ton of great info in this show so far.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    gad doctor
    United States4 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the informative and engaging discussions that bring clarity to complex legal topics.
Some feedback indicates that the podcast could be more balanced in its perspectives, with occasional critiques on particular guest viewpoints.
The hosts manage to make competition law accessible and interesting, often interspersing humor into the serious subject matter.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Altered Carbon: Romany Webb on regulatory approaches to carbon reduction and removal on the path to net zero and beyond
Q: Is there regulation that's encouraging or facilitating the development of these technologies?
Webb highlights the need for a regulatory landscape that facilitates the CDR activities to effectively address climate change.
Altered Carbon: Romany Webb on regulatory approaches to carbon reduction and removal on the path to net zero and beyond
Q: What are the regulatory developments that are the most influential ones there?
Webb discusses mandatory disclosure rules and local opposition to renewable energy developments, influenced by fossil fuel lobbying.
Altered Carbon: Romany Webb on regulatory approaches to carbon reduction and removal on the path to net zero and beyond
Q: How did you get to Columbia University?
Romany describes it as a mix of good luck and hard work, starting with her master's at the University of California, Berkeley.
Safety Not Guaranteed: Amelia McKellar on the ACCC's plans to turbo-charge Australia's consumer guarantees.
Q: Could you just introduce us to the consumer guarantee regime and what it does for consumers?
The consumer guarantees provide Australian consumers with certain statutory rights related to the acquisition of goods and services, which retailers and manufacturers must comply with.
…And Justice for All: Deputy Assistant Attorney-General John W. Elias on the Department of Justice, culture and competition, the new US merger guidelines, and artificial intelligence.
Q: How do you as an agency go about thinking about AI?
Elias discusses that the DOJ is putting a lot of emphasis on understanding AI's impact across various sectors and is proactively anticipating competition issues arising from it.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Competitive Edge

What is The Competitive Edge about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Insights and trends in competition law from Australia and around the globe form the core of the content. The discussions often feature legal experts and address pressing topics such as antitrust regulations, merger reviews, and consumer protection issues, making it particularly relevant for professionals in law and public policy. Unique in its approach, the hosts balance complex legal discussions with casual references, making the subject accessible and engaging for listeners.

Listeners can expect expert commentary on significant legal developments, debates around regulatory challenges, and emerging trends in competition law, especially concerning AI and digital platforms. This combination of expertise and relatability offers valuable pers... more

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1. Anne Twomey
2. John Fingleton
3. Rebecca Dollisson
4. Simon Muys
5. Marcus Bezzi
6. Liana Witt
7. Danielle Wood
8. John W. Elias

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