Banks extend small business relief measures to...
The Australian Banking Association (ABA) has announced that its member...
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Tenants shielded in latest moratorium
On 29 March 2020, the Federal Government announced its intention to place a six-month moratorium on landlords' rights to evict residential and commercial tenants who are unable to meet their rental obligations as a result of financial distress arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. This moratorium comes as part of the Federal Government's rental relief package and is expected to be operational shortly. What does this moratorium mean for...
COVID-19: How will this affect your lease?
As the Australian Government takes measures to limit the spread of the...
Breaking news: Court orders first Strata Renewal...
The Land and Environment Court has determined the first Strata Renewal...
Make good obligations in leases: do they apply if...
Could a tenant avoid or resist their make good obligations on the...
New changes to off-the-plan contracts
The NSW Government has just introduced amendments to the Conveyancing...
New GST withholding obligation starts
As of 1 July 2018, purchasers are required to withhold the GST...
Court questions the power to order compensation to...
In a recent case before the NSW Supreme Court (352 Bourke Street Pty...
First home owners property changes 2017
The NSW Government recently revealed a new housing affordability...
Deemed Subdivisions – how to avoid hidden...
Leasing part of your land can convert your unused commercial,...