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In a win for HIA members, the NSW Government announced that it has deferred proposals for a single standalone Building Act in NSW. Instead, the NSW Government will pursue a more measured and targeted set of changes designed to support recent planning reforms and increase productivity ahead of any consolidation of building legislation.
HIA strongly opposed the proposed Building Bill because of the scale of the changes, potential impacts on industry, inadequate consultation and lack of detail. This change in approach is welcomed and is a significant win for members and the advocacy efforts of HIA.
The new, more modest ‘Building Productivity Reforms’ will instead make amendments to existing legislative instruments to:
Proposals from the Building Bill relating to licensing, contracts, insurance and compliance and enforcement are not proceeding at this time.
Consultation on the revised ‘Building Productivity Reforms’ is expected to occur early in 2026 before the Draft Bill is presented to Parliament. HIA will continue to be actively involved in the development of the revised Bill. View a copy of the NSW Government’s media release.

Brad Armitage
Executive Director
New South Wales
Supporting a skilled, productive and sustainable construction workforce to help deliver WA’s housing and economic priorities.
In recent years HIA members have raised concerns about transparency and response times of Fidelity Fund NT, and we have been continually advocating for improvements to ease the impacts on businesses and homeowners.
HIA responded to Safe Work Australia Consultation Paper: Review of health and air monitoring requirements for hazardous chemicals of the model Work Health and Safety laws.
WA contracts have been updated with new dispute resolution processes. The changes introduce clearer steps for managing disputes, encourage early resolution, and help keep projects moving. Learn what has changed and the key differences between HBCA and non-HBCA contracts.
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Keep up to date with the NCC's evolving changes in your state. Visit our hub for the latest resources, adoption dates, key regulatory updates and how HIA is pushing for change at a government level.
Construction Outlook provides the most up-to-date analysis of conditions in the residential and non-residential industry, in addition to insightful consideration of the broader economic environment.
Learn easy to understand strategies that work. Engaging and in-depth look at business and industry processes and implications that could impact your business.
Construction Outlook provides the most up-to-date analysis of conditions in the residential and non-residential industry, in addition to insightful consideration of the broader economic environment.
Stay up-to-date professionally and get handy information for your business by attending our networking events.
HIA Awards provide home builders and designers the opportunity to receive recognition, and showcase their work to the broader industry. Winners and finalists not only receive extensive media promotion for their business, they also get the opportunity to promote themselves as an industry leader.
Winner: Futureflip
Winner: Nuhaven Homes - The Essence
Winner: GJ Gardner Tamworth
Learning a new skill or adding to your existing knowledge is the best way to advance your career and help reignite your passion for getting up in the morning and doing a job that you love. It's not just about what you can learn but also how you can use your new found knowledge to reach the next step in where you want your career to go.
Understand the basics and key concepts of the Building and Construction General On-Site Award.
This course covers the knowledge and skills required to effectively understand the requirements of building in a bushfire prone area.
This qualification is designed to meet the needs of estimators and schedulers in the building and construction field who may have responsibility for the preparation of estimates and quotations for construction works.
This qualification is designed to meet the needs of contract administrators in the building and construction field who may have responsibility for the preparation of estimates from predetermined rates, processing of subcontractor claims and preparation of head and subcontracts for building and construction works.
HIA’s experienced Building and planning services team can help you navigate residential building legislation and keep your project on track.
Most new homes and renovations to existing homes require a development approval (DA) before they can be built. A DA will normally be granted by the local council.
We have been helping businesses like yours for over a decade by offering safety checks and site-specific safety systems designed to meet current workplace health and safety requirements.
HIA’s expert workplace advisors can offer you bespoke support to help you navigate the maze of compliance in the building industry.