Here are five common questions answered plus links to credible sources and helpful industry resources to help you navigate COVID-19.

With the evolving Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation, here is what you should you be considering with your building & construction contracts.

When entering into a construction contract in Queensland, it pays to understand who you are and who you are contracting with.

If you contract for, supervise or persoanlly carry out mechanical services work in Queensland, you will need to comply with new requirements

When it comes to undertaking to carry out building work, when exactly do you need a licence? We’ve broken down some of the legal jargon.

Do you work in building and construction? Are you aware of your site signage and advertising obligations? Constructing promotional material that complies wit...

Resolving building disputes can be a stressful process. Find out what measures you can take to avoid them and what to do if one occurs.

If you work as a contractor or even a subcontractor, who is responsible for WorkCover? Do you need to take out a WorkCover policy of your own, or does this f...

You may have heard on the building and construction grapevine that the changes to the NCC have taken effect from 1 May 2019. So, what exactly is the NCC and w...

Do you work in the building and construction industry? Do you understand your obligations if a notifiable safety incident occurs on your worksite? The fact i...

Whether you’re building a new house or renovating the one you have, the world of planning, designing, building and decorating can be an exciting one. But bey...

Do you own a building in Queensland? Is it a class 2 - 9, of type A or B construction and was built or had the cladding altered after 1 January 1994 but befo...