While the majority of construction projects end up largely fine, they are also areas ripe with opportunity for... friction. Some of that friction escalates into full scale disputes, but most of it gets resolved one way or another.
If you're running a company in Australia, you've likely come across the term insolvency. While the concept might spark panic in the business world, understanding it is essential, both when it comes to your own business and that of the people you deal with.
Whether minor disagreements or significant conflicts, claims over payments for work performed are common. For contractors, mastering the art of negotiating these claims is crucial—not only to secure fair compensation but also to maintain business relationships and protect profitability.
There is a lot that can be said about defects and defect claims. We’ve collated 5 frequently asked questions about defects to help steer you in the right direction.
From 1 March 2025 Queensland employers must implement a written prevention plan to manage the risk of sexual harassment and gender-based harassment at work. Failing to do so could result in a maximum penalty of $9,678.
Queensland’s builder licensing system is like no other in Australia. It extends to a broad range of construction industry participants and projects, and it is heavily regulated.
In an industry as competitive and highly regulated as construction, companies often focus heavily on winning contracts, managing projects, and meeting client expectations.
