In the media
Commonwealth
REIA is urging Government to improve supply planning
around housing development
Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA)
is urging the Federal and State governments to improve planning
approval times in a bid to address the diminishing housing supply
(15 July 2021). More...
Offshore investors step up activity in Australian
commercial space
According to CBRE, Australia has led Pacific commercial
real estate deal activity, with foreign investors pumping in $19.6
billion. The industrial and logistics sector remains
Australia's most sought-after commercial investment sector,
with offshore buyers purchasing $5.4 billion in Pacific assets in
H1 (15 July 2021). More...
Third of Australian homes cheaper to buy than rent
There is even more incentive for people to quit the big
smoke- Sydney and Melbourne-with homes across the rest of the
country generally cheaper to buy than rent (14 July 2021). More...
Sensible approach to Royal Commission Reforms to benefit
home owners and investors
Real Estate Institute of Australia has welcomed recent
exemptions provided to real estate for both deferred sales models
for home and landlord insurance as well as exemptions for property
and insurance claim handling forms (13 July 2021). More...
Industrial property take-up hits new high
A reshaping of Australia's economy drove the biggest
ever take-up of industrial space in the June quarter, as industries
such as construction and manufacturing secured capacity in response
to their growing need to hold stock on shore in response to
pandemic-disrupted global supply chains (12 July 2021). More...
Healthcare asset sales surge as REITs increase
exposure
Healthcare asset sales volumes and prices are hitting
record levels as new research shows investment by listed real
estate investment trusts -increased 12-fold in the past 18 months
(11 July 2021). More...
Dwelling approvals decline in May
The number of dwellings approved fell 7.1 per cent in May,
following a 5.7 per cent decline in April, according to data
released by the ABS. Daniel Rossi, ABS Director of Construction
Statistics, said: "The fall in the total number of dwellings
approved in May was driven by a 10.3 per cent fall in private
sector houses" (05 July 2021). More...
Victoria
Value-seeking tenants spur tightening of Melbourne
vacancies
The number of empty rental properties in Melbourne has
reduced rapidly during June as more tenants take advantage of
cheaper rents in more central locations, figures from SQM Research
show (13 July 2021). More...
Research shows CBD economy will bounce back
New research by Deloitte Access Economics shows
Melbourne's CBD economy will grow by $6 billion in 2021 and is
on-track to return to pre-COVID levels by late 2024 (12 July 2021).
More...
First existing Australian building to achieve WELL
Platinum certification
A 48-year-old office tower in Melbourne CBD has become the
first existing building in Australia to achieve WELL Certification
at the Platinum level. Owned by private property group Kamirice,
the building located at 500 Collins Street was awarded the
highest-level certification under the IWBI's WELL Building
Standard (09 July 2021). More...
NSW
Support for commercial tenants and landlords under COVID
fighting fund
Eligible commercial tenants and landlords will receive
greater support and certainty during the current restrictions with
the NSW Government acting quickly to implement the Retail and Other
Commercial Leases (COVID-19) Regulation 2021 as part of the $5.1
billion COVID-19 economic support package (15 July 2021). More...
Certificates of title on their way out: Abolition date
announced
New legislation that will enable 100 per cent electronic
lodgement of land transactions in New South Wales will kick in on
11 October 2021. It's part of a state government plan to
"transition conveyancing into the digital age" and move
away from paper-based processes (09 July 2021). More...
Construction watchdog: Body corporates are not reporting
known defects
Fewer than a fifth of new buildings in NSW with serious
defects had been reported to the government officials charged with
cleaning up the construction industry and restoring public
confidence (03 July 2021). More...
Queensland
Government fines and bans letting agent for ripping off
Queenslanders
A Brisbane letting agent has been fined more than $20,000
and banned from working in the real estate industry for five years
after ripping off Queensland clients (16 July 2021). More...
Evans Long secures tenants in Gold Coast Athletes
Village project
Evans Long has secured tenants for the first private
development within the former Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games
Athletes Village. Sanctuary Early Learning Adventure and Griffith
University committed to tenanting the $80-million building within
the renamed Lumina Precinct in Southport (15 July 2021). More...
Native title recognised for Wangkamahdla people
A native title determination will "change the
lives" of traditional owners the Wangkamahdla People in
central west Queensland. Resources Minister Scott Stewart said a
determination recognising the Wangkamahdla People's rights
under native title to more than 3 million hectares of land to the
west and southwest of Boulia has been made in the Federal Court (15
July 2021). More...
Gold Coast locals to meet over glut of 'bulky'
high-rises approved in trendy suburb
Main Beach is the latest Gold Coast suburb mobilising to
fight against the large number of high-rise towers being approved
in the trendy suburb (13 July 2021). More...
Plan to make it harder to kick tenants out a 'breach
of human rights'
Two bills are before Queensland Parliament to reform the
state's rental system and bring more certainty to
Queensland's 1.8 million renters and landlords. The Greens' plan would cap rent increases to
once every 24 months by no more than CPI, ban rental bidding, and end "no grounds
evictions", even when a fixed-term contract was due to expire
or the owner wanted to sell the property (8 July 2021). More...
Fears Queensland rental reform bills will deter
investors
Rental reform bills to cap increases, ban rental bidding
and scrap no ground evictions are being considered in Queensland.
The bills, introduced to parliament in May and June, are open for
public comment until July 13 (07 July 2021). More...
Flood map update alters thousands of Brisbane property
flood levels
More than 30,000 Brisbane properties are now deemed less
likely to flood after Brisbane City Council recently updated its
flood maps - but about 7,000 properties have had their flood levels
increased (06 July 2021). More...
Free help for builders and homeowners caught in COVID
storm
Homeowners and builders caught in the "perfect
storm" of rising prices and material shortages now have access
to free help to get their homes built. The Accelerated Builder /
Consumer Dispute service went live on July 1 with free professional
mediators to help frustrated homeowners and embattled builders find
a way to get their homes completed (05 July 2021). More...
Published - articles, papers, reports
Australian Bureau of Statistics
05 July 2021 Building Approvals, Australia
In practice and courts
Commonwealth
ATO Alerts - Granny flat arrangements and CGT
A granny flat arrangement is a written agreement
that gives an eligible person the right to occupy a property for
life. From 1 July 2021, capital gains tax (CGT)
does not apply when a granny flat arrangement is created, varied or
terminated.
More...
Announcements, Draft Policies and Plans released 2021
NSW Planning
NSW Revenue: 2021 land tax COVID-19 relief - Guidelines
(1 July 2021 - 1 December 2021)
The NSW Government has introduced measures to provide
relief to commercial and residential landowners, 1 July 2021 - 31
December 2021 (14 July 2021). More...
Queensland
Accelerated Builder/Consumer Dispute (ABCD) goes
live
The Queensland Government has launched the Accelerated
Builder/Consumer Dispute which can be used by individuals and
builders, who have been unable to reach resolution on pricing
through other channels. Our members who are QBCC members, affected by supply or trade
shortages and have entered into a residential contract over
$150,000, are eligible to use this framework to resolve disputes
with their customers.
You can read Minister de Brenni's media statement here.
Brisbane Industrial Strategy Review
The Brisbane City Council has released
Our Productive City: Brisbane Industrial Future, a draft
industrial strategy which is open for public consultation until 16
August 2021.
Consultations
Seeking public submissions for the Noosa Area
Draft Management Plan
Open until 25 July 2021. Have your say on the future management of
Noosa Area's national park and conservation reserves.
Cases
K7 Developments Pty Ltd v Abbotsford
Estates Pty Ltd [2021] VSC
422
CONTRACT - breach of contract of sale of land - delayed settlement
of contract of sale -specific performance sought by purchaser -
whether each party was ready, willing and able to settle the
contract - agreement to extend settlement date at request of
purchaser but settlement then requested on original date - whether
terms of agreement to extend settlement period govern rights and
obligations - counterclaim seeking damages arising from delayed
settlement - construction of contract - whether purchaser in
default or otherwise required to pay interest when settlement
delayed - sale of land where supply made under the contract was
Supply of a Going Concern pursuant to A New Tax System (Goods and
Services Tax) Act 1999 (Cth) - Special and General conditions of
contract - GST liability when vendor did not continue going concern
for the whole of the property - Mount Bruce Mining Pty Ltd v
Wright Prospecting Pty Ltd [2015] HCA 37; (2015) 256 CLR 104 -
Ecosse Property Holdings Pty Ltd v Gee Dee Nominees Pty
Ltd [2017] HCA 12; (2017) 261 CLR 544 - Catley v Watson
(1981) V ConvR 54-003 - Foran v Wight [1989] HCA 51; (1989)
168 CLR 385 - Carrapetta v Rado [2012] NSWCA 202.
Lotus Oaks Pty Ltd as trustee for the
Bozzo Family Trust v Commissioner of State Revenue
[2021] VSC 388
TAX - land tax - exemption for primary production - trustee of a
discretionary trust - definition of primary production - whether
single integrated business or separate businesses - degree of
connection and interdependence - commencement of residential
subdivision of the land - whether the principal business of the
trust is primary production of the type carried on on the land -
whether one of the specified beneficiaries was normally engaged in
a substantially full-time capacity in the business of primary
production of the type carried on on the land - Land Tax Act 2005
(Vic) ss 64(1) definition of 'primary production', 67(1),
67(2)(d)(i), 67(2)(d)(iii)(A) - State Taxation Acts Further
Amendment Act 2011 (Vic) s 32(1)(c).
Link and Connect Pty Ltd v Seng
(Building and Property) [2021] VCAT
735
RETAIL TENANCY DISPUTE - whether to grant an interlocutory
injunction to restrain the landlord from re-entering the demised
premises and forfeiting the lease - whether a serious question to
be tried arises - whether the balance of convenience favours the
granting of an interlocutory injunction - whether the notice of
default is unclear or inaccurate so as to be relied upon as a basis
for terminating the lease - whether the demised premises are
damaged, within the meaning of that term in s 57 of the Retail
Leases Act 2003 (the RLA) - whether a claim for
damages gives the tenant a right to set-off that claim against the
payment of rent and outgoings - whether the failure to give an
estimate of outgoings under s 46 of the RLA gives the tenant a
right to refuse to contribute to any outgoings otherwise due under
the lease.
Office of Fair Trading, Department of
Justice and Attorney-General v SJ Pty Ltd & Anor
[2021] QCAT 239
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES - AUCTIONEERS AND AGENTS - DISCIPLINARY
PROCEEDINGS - whether grounds for disciplinary action - where
overcharging - where dishonestly converting trust money for own use
- where failing to disburse rent to owners - where failing to
provide true accounts - where receiving trust money after expiry of
licence - where conduct significant because of dishonesty - where
agent victim of coercive control by ex-partner - where
ex-partner's bullying, threatening and manipulative behaviour
was significant contributing factor to conduct - where toxic
relationship ended - where extended disqualification period not
needed to protect public - where fines imposed for general and
specific deterrence
PROCEDURE - CIVIL PROCEEDINGS IN STATE AND TERRITORY COURTS - COSTS
- where not in interests of justice to depart from threshold
position that each party pays their own costs
Agents Financial Administration Act 2014 Qld s 22, 23; Property
Occupations Act 2014 Qld s 186
Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 Qld s 66, s
100, s 102, s 172
Van der Riet & Anor v
Collison [2021] QCAT 238
ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING - TREES, VEGETATION AND HABITAT PROTECTION
- DISPUTES BETWEEN NEIGHBOURS - where trees have been removed -
whether neighbour's land affected by trees
Neighbourhood Disputes (Dividing Fences and Trees) Act 2011 Qld s
46, s 66
Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 Qld s 102
CSR SPV 1 Pty Ltd & Anor v Brisbane
City Council [2021] QPEC
35
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT - APPEAL - application for reconfiguring a
lot (1 lot into 3 lots) - whether proposed lots too narrow.
Planning Act 2016 Qld ss 45 and 60; Planning and Environment Court
Act 2016 Qld ss 43, 45 and 46. Building Act 1975 Qld s 33
Clancy v Carlson
[2021] QDC 33
CONVEYANCING - BREACH OF CONTRACT FOR SALE AND REMEDIES -
VENDOR'S REMEDIES - DAMAGES - where the parties entered into
contract for the sale of a property - where the defendant failed to
pay the balance of the purchase price on or before settlement date
or at all and was therefore in breach of an essential term of the
contract - where the court was satisfied that the defendant was
aware of the trial date and it was appropriate for the plaintiff to
seek to establish its claim pursuant to r 476 of the Uniform Civil
Procedure Rules 1999 (Qld) - whether the market value of the
property was $950,000.00 at the date of settlement and date of the
breach - whether the plaintiff suffered damage between the contract
price and the market value as at the date of settlement - whether
the plaintiff incurred legal costs and has suffered loss and damage
which he can recover from the defendant as a result of the
difference in purchase price and market value - whether the
plaintiff can claim the real estate agent commission fees of
$25,000, retained by the agent, as loss and damage suffered - where
the plaintiff claims pre-judgment interest pursuant to s 58 of the
Civil Proceedings Act 2011 (Qld) - whether the appropriate rate for
pre-judgment interest is the rate prescribed under the Supreme
Court Practice Direction No 7 of 2013 - whether the plaintiff is
entitled to unpaid license fees, rates, water and body corporate
fees - whether the plaintiff can claim for indemnity from the
defendant for expenses or damages incurred by the plaintiff as a
result of the defendant's possession of the property - whether
the plaintiff can claim interest on the license fees, bond
cleaning, repairs, rates, water charges and body corporate fees
pursuant to clause 9.9 of the contract - whether an order for the
payment of the legal costs of the proceeding on an indemnity basis
can be made against the defendant pursuant to clause 9.7 of the
contract - whether the plaintiff can claim interest on the total
amount of the judgment at the rate of 9.3 per cent per annum
pursuant to clause 9.9 of the contract
Dunland Property Pty Ltd v Brisbane
City Council [2021] QPEC
34
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT - APPEAL - appeal against a refusal of a
change application to a preliminary approval - where the change
application sought to include a condition of approval that
specifies the minimum rate of on-site car parking for multiple
dwelling use - where the effect would be to specify rates of
on-site car parking corresponding with those that previously
applied under the Transport, Access, Parking and Servicing Policy
at the time when the preliminary approval was granted and also at
the time the change application was made and decided - where those
rates have subsequently changed to higher rates - whether the
proposed change is of a kind that can be considered - whether the
change is a minor change because it would not result in
substantially different development - whether the change removes an
integral component of the development - whether the change ought be
granted in the exercise of discretion - where the traffic
engineering evidence called by the respondent did not consider the
merits of the proposed on-site car parking provision - where the
traffic engineering evidence called by the appellant was to the
effect that the proposed rates would be sufficient in the
circumstances - whether fairness requires the holder of a
preliminary approval to be protected from subsequent changes to
development standards - whether the rights of submitters would be
unduly compromised - whether the appellant ought be left to justify
its proposed on-site provision when it applies for later approvals
- where change justified on its merits
Planning Act 2016 Qld ss 49, 53, 78, 81A, 286, sch 2; Planning and
Environment Court Act 2016 Qld ss 43, 45, 47
Sustainable Planning Act 2009 Qld
Cases to 12 July 2021
Young and Anor v Puck
[2021] QCAT 231
ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING - TREES, VEGETATION AND HABITAT PROTECTION
- DISPUTES BETWEEN NEIGHBOURS - where land affected by a tree
situated on adjoining land - where lot owners filed application for
a tree dispute - where 'tree keeper' owns adjoining
property - whether a lot owner subject to the Body Corporate and
Community Management Act 1997 (Qld) is a 'neighbour' under
s 49 of the Neighbourhood Disputes (Dividing Fences and Trees) Act
2011 (Qld) - where removal of tree branch appropriate to prevent
serious injury to a person or serious damage to property or land -
Where agreement reached between parties as to the works to be
undertaken - where it is necessary for the Tribunal to make an
order relating to the cost of the work required - where the tree
keeper has frustrated previous attempts to have the tree pruned and
caused the neighbour to incur unnecessary expense
Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 Qld; Neighbourhood
Disputes (Dividing Fences and Trees) Act 2011 Qld; Queensland Civil
and Administrative Act 2009 Qld
Maxwell & Perandis Pty Ltd ATF v
Aztech Australia Pty Ltd [2021] QCAT
234
LANDLORD AND TENANT - RETAIL AND COMMERCIAL TENANCIES LEGISLATION -
JURISDICTION, POWERS AND APPEALS OF COURTS AND TRIBUNALS - OTHER
MATTERS - where parties entered into a commercial lease - where
respondent issued the applicant with a Notice to Remedy Breach
under the Property Law Act for non-payment of rent in 2021 - where
the applicant sought and was granted an ex parte injunction
restraining the respondent from entering into possession of the
leased premises - where the applicant sought a final interlocutory
injunction restraining the respondent from taking possession -
where the arears of rent accrued during 2021 and not in 2020 -
whether the QCAT has jurisdiction to grant the injunction pursuant
to the Regulation made the Covid 19 Emergency Response Act 2020 -
whether QCAT has jurisdiction under the QCAT Act to grant the
injunction.
COVID-19 Emergency Response Act 2020 Qld s 23, s 25; Queensland
Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 Qld s 59
Retail Shop Leases Act 1994 Qld s 5B; Retail Shop Lease and Other
Commercial Leases (COVID-19 Emergency Response) Regulation 2020 Qld
s 5, s 6, s 9, s 12, Schedule 1; Retail Shop Leases and Other
Commercial Leases (COVID-19 Emergency Response) Amendment
Regulation 2020 Qld
Temple v Penney
[2021] QCAT 233
LANDLORD AND TENANT - RETAIL AND COMMERCIAL TENANCIES LEGISLATION -
JURISDICTION, POWERS AND APPEALS OF COURTS AND TRIBUNALS - OTHER
MATTERS - whether Tribunal has jurisdiction in absence of
pre-proceeding mediation - whether a retail tenancy dispute or an
eligible lease dispute - whether misconceived and lacking substance
and should be dismissed
PROCEDURE - CIVIL PROCEEDINGS IN STATE OR TERRITORY COURTS -
PARTIES AND REPRESENTATION - LEGAL REPRESENTATION - GENERALLY -
where leave for representation sought
Acts Interpretation Act 1954 Qld s 38(1); COVID-19 Emergency
Response Act 2020 Qld s 4A, s 19, s 20, s 23
Legal Profession Act 2007 Qld s 6; Queensland Civil and
Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 Qld s 8, s 43
Retail Shop Leases Act 1994 Qld s 5A, s 5B, s 5C, s 55, s 56, s 63,
s 64, s 97, s 103, schedule
Retail Shop Lease and Other Commercial Leases (COVID-19 Emergency
Response) Regulation 2020 Qld s 2, s 5, s 9, s 12, s 21, s 23, s
24, s 26, s 27, s 32, s 33, s 35, s 36, s 40, s 41, s 42, Schedule
1
Davies & Ors v Gold Coast City
Council [2021] QDC 135
REAL PROPERTY - EASEMENTS - PARTICULAR EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS - OTHER
EASEMENTS - where the servient tenement is subject to a utility
easement for a stormwater pipeline - which structures are within
the purview of the easement agreement
TORTS - NUISANCE - PRIVATE NUISANCE - WHAT CONSTITUTES AND
GENERALLY - where the plaintiffs have been unable to use their
backyard as contemplated when purchasing the property - the
obligations in nuisance which attach to the right of use and
maintenance of a utility easement
TORTS - NUISANCE - PRIVATE NUISANCE - REMEDIES - INJUNCTION - where
a faulty stormwater pipeline within an easement has caused damage
to the servient tenement - where sinkholes and subsidence have
damaged the plaintiffs' landscaping and accompanying structures
- whether the plaintiffs are entitled to an injunction to for
repair, remediation and/or removal works - whether, in the
alternative, the plaintiffs are entitled to damages for their
loss
TORTS - NUISANCE - PARTIES - WHO MAY BE LIABLE - OCCUPIER, OR
CONTROLLER OF PREMISES, NOT CREATING NUISANCE - where Council did
not construct the faulty pipeline but entered into an easement
instrument with the owners of the servient tenement - whether
persons who did not create, but fail to stop, a nuisance are
liable
Local Law 17 (Maintenance of Works in Waterway Areas) 2013 Qld;
Local Government Act 2009 Qld
District Court of Queensland Act 1967 Qld
Big River Group Pty Ltd v KDJ
Constructions Pty Ltd & Anor [2021] QDC
122
REAL PROPERTY - PARTITION OF LAND - STATUTORY TRUST FOR SALE OR
PARTITION - TRUSTEES - where plaintiff seeks an order for default
judgment - where order sought for the sale of interest in land and
appointment of trustees - where an equitable charge is created over
the Land for the amounts owing by defendant - where no evidence as
to extent of the entitlement of defendant as joint tenant - where
joint tenant not personally served - whether power to order a sale
under s 99 or s 38 of the Property Law Act 1974 (Qld) extends to a
sale of a part interest in a property - whether order for sale can
be made Property Law Act 1974 Qld s 38, s 99
Smits v Cugola & Ors
[2021] QSC 164
PROCEDURE - CIVIL PROCEEDINGS IN STATE AND TERRITORY COURTS -
ENDING PROCEEDINGS EARLY - SUMMARY DISPOSAL - GENERALLY - where the
plaintiff and the first and third defendants orally arranged to
purchase land in Yeppoon in 2007 - where Blue Chip Properties
(Queensland) Pty Ltd (BCP) agreed to purchase the
land and to borrow $7.24 million from the Bank of Queensland
Limited (BOQ) under loan facilities secured by
first mortgage over the land - where the plaintiff guaranteed
payment of $3 million advanced under the loan facilities and lodged
a $3 million deposit with BOQ - where each defendant guaranteed
payment of the full principal amount of $7.24 million - where BCP
borrowed $600,000 from the plaintiff under a loan facility
agreement secured by second mortgage over the land - where the
first and third defendants guaranteed the loan facility agreement -
where BCP defaulted in 2008 in repayment of the BOQ loan facilities
and in October 2008 BOQ appropriated the plaintiff's $3 million
deposit under his guarantee and subsequently appointed receivers
and managers to BCP's assets - where there was a settlement
between the plaintiff and the third and fourth defendants in
February 2012 - where the plaintiff purchased the land from BOQ
selling as mortgagee - where there were settlements between BOQ and
the plaintiff, between BOQ and the first and second defendants, and
between BOQ and the third and fourth defendants between 2012 and
2014 - whether, on the plaintiff's applications for summary
judgment, the defendants have a real prospect of succeeding on
their defences - whether, on the defendants' applications for
summary judgment, the plaintiff has a real prospect of succeeding
on his claim
GUARANTEE AND INDEMNITY - RIGHTS OF SURETY - AGAINST CREDITOR -
RIGHTS OF SUBROGATION - where the plaintiff purchased the land from
BOQ selling as mortgagee and was released from further liability to
BOQ in late 2012 and early 2013 - whether the plaintiff is entitled
to stand in the place of BOQ under s 4(2) of the Mercantile Act
1867 (Qld) or by subrogation in equity for its rights at law as
creditor against the defendants - whether the entitlement of a
surety to stand in the place of the creditor against another
surety, either under s 4(2) or in equity, is given to a surety
where the full amount of the debt is paid, rather than part of the
debt - whether the plaintiff's claim is subject to the same
defences that would operate upon a claim brought by BOQ as creditor
against the defendants as sureties
REAL PROPERTY - TORRENS TITLE - CAVEATS AGAINST DEALINGS - REMOVAL
- PARTICULAR CASES - where the plaintiff lodged caveats over the
first and second defendants' home and against the third and
fourth defendants' home - where the first and second defendants
apply for an order that the caveat over their home be removed -
whether leave should be granted for the third and fourth defendants
to apply for an order to remove the caveat over their home -
whether the plaintiff as caveator satisfied the court that there is
a serious question to be tried and the balance of convenience
favours the retention of the caveats - whether the court can order
amendment of the caveats - whether the caveat against the third and
fourth defendants' home lapsed because the proceeding against
them was not started until 19 February 2021
Property Law Act 1974 Qld ss 84, 88, 199
Legislation
Commonwealth
Regulations
Telecommunications (Fibre-ready Facilities
- Exempt Real Estate Development Projects) Amendment Instrument
2021
06/07/2021 - This instrument amends the Telecommunications
(Fibre-ready Facilities - Exempt Real Estate Development Projects)
Instrument 2021 so that it will self-repeal on 1 January 2024,
three years after commencement.
Queensland
Subordinate legislation as made -15 July 2021
No 101 State Development and Public Works Organisation
Amendment Regulation 2021
No 104 Nature Conservation (Protected Areas) (Heathlands
and Jardine River Resources Reserves) Amendment Regulation
2021
Subordinate legislation as made - 09 July 2021
No 99 Nature Conservation (Protected Areas) Amendment
Regulation (No. 2) 2021
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