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The strata reform is broadly intended to give owners in strata schemes across NSW greater trust and confidence in how strata is regulated.

The recent declaration signals the continued strategic use of state powers to push forward large-scale housing projects that may otherwise stall at the local council level.

The NSW Government has released plans and recommendations to overhaul the state's building and construction industry.

NSW Government intends to introduce several legislative amendments designed to build a fairer rental market.

Ceerose Pty Ltd v The Owners - Strata Plan No 89074 [2025] NSWCA 235.

Where does COVID-19 leave buyers of rural land?

The Qld Govt proposes to repeal the Property Agents and Motor Dealers Act to split it into four industry-specific Acts.

This 2017 Act was introduced to address safety risks arising from the use of non-conforming building products in NSW.

The recent decision in Walton v Illawarra sends a clear warning to Superintendents acting in dual roles.

The executors of an estate in Victoria applied for a declaration that they were eligible to make a 'loss on sale' claim.

Two recent decisions have important consequences for Contractors and Principals on the operation of the BCIPA.

The scope to attribute an advisor's purpose to a taxpayer is far more limited under section 100A than it is Part IVA.

As well as cyber security measures, Australian businesses should continue to invest in training to avoid human error.

There is a shift in approach of the NHVR to enforcement & penalising contraventions of the HVNL.

This new 2018 Bill's primary purpose is to expand the executive liability provisions of the Heavy Vehicle National Law.

In Australia, a ship arrest and demand for security will be upheld where there is at least a reasonably arguable case.

What is reasonable must vary from case to case, depending on all of the circumstances the capacity of each charge.