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$225k fatal accident warning for Airbnb blocks

  • 28/07/2024
  • Author Jimmy-T

A penalty of more than quarter of a million dollars imposed on a Wollongong strata scheme where a worker died in an avoidable accident should send a jolt through owners…

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    Forum: Slow strata dispute system needs quick fix

    • 31/01/2023
    • Author Jimmy-T

    Remember the bad old days when we used to complain about the CTTT having a tin ear when it came to strata complaints.  Back in the day, it often seemed…

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      Forum: Strata Managers under serious scrutiny

      • 11/01/2023
      • Author Jimmy-T

      Strata managers have shuffled into the Forum spotlight this week, prompting questions about, it seems, lack of knowledge or understanding of basic strata law. Take a co-owner self-nominating for election…

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        Body corp in poo over blocked pipe claim

        • 04/09/2022
        • Author Jimmy-T

        A recent case concerning a blocked sewage pipe that flooded an apartment has left a Queensland body corporate in the poo, exploded a myth about strata insurance and highlighted a…

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          Forum: Car cable-eating rats in the too-hard basket

          • 28/07/2020
          • Author Jimmy-T

          We’re taking a deep dive into the too-hard basket of strata committees this week, starting with one that says there’s nothing they can do about an infestation of rats, partly…

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