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Executing Documents in a Pandemic
Business
Wednesday July 15 2020

Executing Documents in a Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted multiple facets of society.

Construction Companies Must Avoid Costly Legal Disputes
Business
Monday June 15 2020

Construction Companies Must Avoid Costly Legal Disputes

By far and away, the decision by Mascot Tower owners on May 25 to commence legal proceedings against the building’s developer was unsurprising.

Contractual Implications and Treatment of Covid Related Claims in New Zealand
Business
Wednesday May 13 2020

Contractual Implications and Treatment of Covid Related Claims in New Zealand

New Zealand’s construction industry, along with the rest of the world, has been dramatically affected by the ‘lockdown’ imposed by the government in the wake of...

Dubai Property ‘a Money-laundering Haven’
Business
Wednesday June 13 2018

Dubai Property ‘a Money-laundering Haven’

War profiteers, terror financiers and drug traffickers sanctioned by the US in recent years have used Dubai's real estate market as a haven for their assets,...

Victoria Builder Suing CBA over ‘Ponzi Scheme’
Business
Wednesday June 6 2018

Victoria Builder Suing CBA over ‘Ponzi Scheme’

A Melbourne property developer is suing the Commonwealth Bank for millions of dollars over a "Ponzi scheme" he says was carried out by accountants living luxury...

Prosecutable Offences Under the Victorian Building Act 1993
Business
Thursday February 22 2018

Prosecutable Offences Under the Victorian Building Act 1993

There is a litany of ways by which a property owner or building practitioner can run afoul of the penalty provisions of the Building Act 1993.

Labor Announces Federal Corruption Watchdog Plan
Business
Wednesday January 31 2018

Labor Announces Federal Corruption Watchdog Plan

This Australia could be set for a federal anti-corruption watchdog depending on the next federal election result after Labor announced its intention to establish an anti-corruption...

Energy
10 Aug, 2018
Power Bills to be Based on Own Meter Reads

Power companies could face fines if they don't comply with a proposed new rule to allow people to read their own electricity meter rather than relying...

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Mining
13 Jun, 2018
Qld Law Firm Considers Silica Dust Action

Queensland mines and businesses whose workers have suffered the ill effects of silica dust could be subjected to large-scale legal action.

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Residential
8 Jun, 2018
Convicted Tradie Targets NSW Home Owners

NSW consumers are being warned not to deal with a dodgy tradie who may be "up to his old tricks", says the state's Minister for...

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Business
8 Jun, 2018
Victoria Developer Settles Lawsuit with CBA

A Melbourne property developer has settled a lawsuit with the Commonwealth Bank over a scam he says was masterminded by fraud accountants.

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Residential
16 Mar, 2018
Former Victoria Real Estate Agent Jailed

A former Melbourne real estate agent has been jailed for misusing more than $6 million of client money, blowing $300,000 on the drug ice alone.

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Mining
9 Mar, 2018
Mining Group Appeals New Super Union

The Australian Mines and Minerals Association has lodged an appeal against the creation of a super union.

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Residential
15 Dec, 2017
Vic Agency Fined $880k for Underquoting

A Melbourne real estate agency that underquoted blue ribbon properties has been fined $880,000 - the largest penalty for underquoting in Victoria - for its cavalier...

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Infrastructure
11 Dec, 2017
Qld Dam Operator to Continue Legal Defence

The operators of Queensland's Wivenhoe Dam will continue their defence against a class action when a trial over the 2011 floods resumes in Sydney on Monday.

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