What is our contamination legacy?
Most common contaminants found in toxic land and water pollution come from historical industrial, agricultural, and commercial activities.
Most common contaminants found in toxic land and water pollution come from historical industrial, agricultural, and commercial activities.
Dozens of examples of the toxic risk faced by Australians illustrate why we all need to take heed of the historic property contamination.
More than 250,000 contamination hot spots mapped out by Lotsearch
The recent detection of elevated levels of PFAS chemicals in Sydney’s drinking water catchments has again highlighted the contamination risks Australians face as we deal with the legacy of our industrial and chemical past…
Gabrielle Guthrie, of Guthrie Legal, tells Australian Conveyancer readers to consider the need for environmental due diligence when handling property sales and purchases due to the risks associated with contamination.
State-by-state checklist of contamination sites pinpointed by Lotsearch analysis and compliance measures being brought to bear against polluters
Australia’s conveyancers are stretched to the limit by heavy workloads, time-consuming and ever-growing compliance burdens, according to AIC National President Michelle Hendry
Conveyancers do arguably the most work and carry the most risk but get paid the least – even less than property stylists who get a multiple of what the conveyancer earns. Conveyancers in NSW need to be properly remunerated for the vital role they play in property negotiations, says industry leader Chris Tyler.
Conveyancers must compete with firms offering unrealistic bottom-of-the-barrel pricing, plus increased financial burdens and compliance responsibility
Busy conveyancers on the Apple Isle have been handling a housing bonanza while handling added compliance and upskilling to deal with e-conveyancing.