Builder is able to recover full payment despite extreme delay in completing works.

The proposed amendments, specifically for the sale of off-the-plan lots, will significantly benefit property developers.

Disputes about the availability of exclusion clauses to deny liability for COVID-19 related insurance claims continue.

If a borrower or guarantor cannot show that a lender knowingly took advantage of a vulnerability, a claim of unconscionability will fail.

Commercial arbitration in Queensland entered a new era after Parliament passed the Commercial Arbitration Bill.

To mark the commencement of the data breach reporting laws, these are five things you should know about the regime.

All members of the building and construction industry in NSW and Queensland should be aware of these significant reforms.

Property developers and investors should be aware of these issues when trying to finalise a 'pre-contract' arrangement:.

Developers of large scale unit developments should consider the advantages offered by the existing FIRB framework.

The theme of the Conference, held in Darwin, was the development and investment potential in Northern Australia.

This article discusses some key changes proposed in the QBCC amending bill introduced to the Queensland Parliament.

Manufacturer and installer warranties can vary significantly in their terms, with a dramatic effect upon obligations.

These changes represent a government intention to crack down on foreign property investors evading tax obligations.

Time restrictions have become an increasingly common theme in construction industry disputes in Australia.

Trusts will be deemed a 'foreign trust' if the terms do not prevent a foreign person from being a beneficiary.

Businesses which collect or use personal information of customers and clients should review and update privacy policies.

Directors should distinguish between the interests of the company and their own interests, even as a sole director.

The inquiry will examine the impact of digital platforms on competition in the media and advertising services markets.

Further BCIPA amendments have been passed to answer stakeholder concerns regarding timeframes in construction contracts.

All property owners will need to determine whether or not they are satisfied with the valuation contained in the Notice.