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The Building and Construction Industry (Security of Payment) Act 2021 (WA) (SOP Act) applies to some construction contracts but excludes others. Before you make a claim under the SOP Act, it is important to confirm that your contract is covered.
The Tasmanian Government has released the Residential Building (Miscellaneous Consumer Protection Amendments) Bill 2022 for consultation. HIA has raised concerns with some elements.
Geraldton’s own third year carpentry and joinery apprentice Callum Marquis from Connolly Creative Building Co. has been named 2022 HIA Stratco WA Peter Stannard Apprentice of the Year.
Security of payment laws provide for the rapid adjudication of payment disputes in the building and construction industry.
“West Belconnen, which includes Ginninderry, has been announced as the ACT’s number one building Hotspot with a population growth rate of 666.7 per cent and $55.0 million in building approvals,” stated Executive Director, Greg Weller.
HIA today reveals Australia’s strongest markets for home building in the 2021 edition of the HIA Population & Residential Building Hotspots Report. The Report is aimed at finding employment growth areas targeted towards builders and tradies and identifies Hotspots in all states and territories.
“West Belconnen is a new addition to the ACT Building Hotspots list. It is followed by second on the list, Taylor, with $72.9 million in building approvals,” added Mr Weller.
“A record year for detached house building is underway with over 146,000 detached starts expected in the 12 months to September 2021.
“Australia’s population growth has been constrained due to closed borders. COVID-19 has also seen consumer preferences shift away from inner-city apartment style living to detached housing in regional areas.
“This shift could see more regional areas in the next edition of HIA’s Population and Building Hotspots Report,” concluded Mr Weller.
An area qualifies as a Hotspot in the ACT if at least $50 million worth of residential building work was approved during the 2019/20 financial year, and its rate of population growth is faster than the 1.3 per cent national average.
**SAs with in excess of $50 million in residential building work approved in 2019/20 and with an annual population growth rate in excess of the national rate of 1.3%
Statistical Area Level 2 | Statistical Area Level 3 | Residential Building Approved, 2019/20 ($'000) | Annual Population Growth Rate (%) |
1. West Belconnen | Belconnen | 54,946 | 666.7 |
2. Taylor | Gungahlin | 72,853 | 124.5 |
3. Denman Prospect | Molonglo | 87,577 | 103.6 |
4. Throsby | Gungahlin | 51,630 | 71.1 |
5. Greenway | Tuggeranong | 165,835 | 8.3 |
6. Dickson | North Canberra | 105,503 | 5.5 |
7. Braddon | North Canberra | 104,663 | 5.3 |
8. Reid | North Canberra | 164,782 | 2.2 |
9. Narrabundah | South Canberra | 63,290 | 1.8 |
The Tasmanian Government has released the Residential Building (Miscellaneous Consumer Protection Amendments) Bill 2022 for consultation. HIA has raised concerns with some elements.
Geraldton’s own third year carpentry and joinery apprentice Callum Marquis from Connolly Creative Building Co. has been named 2022 HIA Stratco WA Peter Stannard Apprentice of the Year.
Victoria’s peak housing body HIA has tabled a ten point plan to assist home ownership in the lead-up to the State election in November.
The ACT Government has released its budget for the period of 2022-23 to 2026-27.