With the NSW parliament passing building reforms introduced in the wake of high-profile Sydney apartment defects, the State Government is declaring a new era for building design and construction; with

As of 5th of June 2020 both COVID-19 Amendment Regulations in relation to the Strata Schemes Management Act and the Community Land Management Act commenced. This is a great step

Rubber has hit the road as the NSW parliament finally passes building reforms introduced in the wake of high-profile Sydney apartment defects, with the state government declaring a new era

It is nearly impossible not to feel some uncertainty, and a degree of fear, from what the COVID-19 pandemic has brought to our community. You can’t turn on the news

Energy Efficiency Upgrades for Householders Householders and small businesses may be able to benefit from a range of energy efficiency upgrades in their homes, such as replacing downlights with LEDs.

Residential Tenancies Act Blog – New Rectification Order Process On and from 23 March 2020, there are strengthened rectification processes in place to resolve disputes between landlords, their agents, and

Residential Tenancies Act Blog – Disclosure Obligations on Landlords and Their Agents On and from 23 March 2020, there are strengthened disclosure requirements in place to ensure increased transparency between

With another cold winter around the corner and the household electricity usage rising to combat the chill; we wanted to share some information on regulations that all gas and energy

  NSW Land Registry Services – Regulatory Changes NSW Land Registry Services (NSW LRS) has put in place measures to assist customers and lodging parties unable to attend our Queens

Building Standards, Building Quality and Building Disputes  The final report of the Public Accountability Committee, entitled Regulation of building standards, building quality and building disputes: Final report, was published yesterday.

A new section 66(2A) has been inserted into the Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW), setting out that certain alterations, additions, renovations and fixtures may be prescribed as of a “minor