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This presentation discusses the benefits of a new method of volumetric subdivision of mixed-use developments in Victoria.

The amended Act applies to existing contracts.

While the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (Vic) commenced in full on 1 January 2008, its impact has, to date, been limited within the private commercial sector.

The area's development includes delivery and implementation of infrastructure, transport, utilities, parks and homes.

No more applications for developments will be accepted under Part 3A of NSW's Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, and Part 3A will be repealed when Parliament returns, fulfilling an election promise by the incoming Premier Barry O'Farrell.

Just how the new Federal scheme interfaces with State and Territory SOP legislation is critical to any new proposal.

Development sites are scarcer and development risks are getting higher in Australia’s commercial property market.

This PwC report estimates that Parramatta, Sydney's 'second CBD', will see its economy grow by almost $7 billion!

A successful party would be entitled to recover its costs unless the Court orders otherwise, as in most other courts.

All parties to a building contract should understand how these clauses operate before the contract is signed.

A close look at the amendments shows that the respite is only available to contractors who have made requisite changes.

The act prevents developers unreasonably rescinding off-the-plan contracts for residential property under a sunset clause.

Changes to the role of the Independent Planning Commission stem from recommendations by the NSW Productivity Commission.

State of Victoria (Department of Transport and Planning) v L.U. Simon Builders Pty Ltd & Ors [2025] VSCA 52.

Article explains the use of a statutory charge as an effective tool for credit control in the building industry.

A statutory charge allows a creditor to claim debts from the principal if delayed or not paid by the sub-contractor.

In this decision, the NSW Supreme Court considered the meaning of ‘construction contract’ under the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 (NSW) (the Act) and the relevant issues to determine whether an arrangement amounts to a ‘construction contract’. The decision also deals with whether a contract concerning the carrying out of ‘residential building work’ is excluded from the operation of the Act by section 7(2)(b).

Subcontractors should consider lodging subcontractor charges for unpaid debts, to protect their cash flow and business.