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This application, which was a further application to amend a development approval, was dismissed by the P&E Court.

Under the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 (NSW) (Act), unless the contract provides otherwise, a payment claim may only be made within 12 months after the ...

The Government announced that on 1 July 2018, the modified process for security of payment will be in full effect.

The High Court of Australia has held that an adjudication determination under the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 NSW may not be overturned by the NSW Supreme Court on the basis that it contains an error of law.

A new report on the toxic state of security of payment legislation in Australian states calls for harmonisation of laws.

The Planning Panel recommended that an amendment to impose a Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO) should not proceed.

The Council sought declarations that the registered proprietor of the subject land had committed a development offence.

The Australian federal Minister for Employment, the Hon. Michaelia Cash, has announced a review into security of payment legislation in the building and construction industry.

Australia has an infrastructure boom, but many mega projects are beset by delays, cost over-runs, and litigious threats.

Rapid adjudication of payment disputes, if a dispute exists, could literally save a construction contractor's business.

Are traffic accidents notifiable incidents under the “Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004” (Vic) (the OHS Act)?

The paper discusses the complexity of decision rules that regulate Queensland's planning system and possible reforms.

The video discusses COVID-19 impacts on the residential property development market across Australia's eastern seaboard.

Western Downs Regional Council (Council) has now released the Draft Western Downs Planning Scheme 2013.

The concept of amenity is generally enshrined in the relevant planning scheme.

This case considered planning standards and objectives in Victoria.

The ATO recently released GSTR 2009/4: New residential premises and adjustments for change in creditable purpose.