In the media
Victoria
Protecting and preserving Carlton's unique
heritage
The City of Melbourne is moving to protect one of the
city's oldest and most cherished neighbourhoods, with the
release of the final Carlton Heritage Review. An important part of
this review is protecting sites of social importance (18 November
2021).
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Making home ownership a reality for more
Victorians
Development Victoria is creating more housing
opportunities for moderate income earners, in locations close to
jobs, transport and services, meeting strong demand from buyers
looking for more diversity and affordability (17 November 2021).
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We get knocked down: Melbourne the nation's house
demolition capital
Melbourne has become the knockdown and rebuild capital of
Australia in the past five years, new data from the Australian
Bureau of Statistics reveals, with some suburbs adding four new
homes for each one lost to the wreckers since 2016 (12 November
2021).
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Vicinity slaps Myer with lawsuit over $4.2m unpaid
rent
Shopping mall giant Vicinity Centres is suing key
department store tenant Myer over $4.2 million in unpaid rent at
its flagship Bourke Street store in Melbourne (11 November 2021).
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Reviving Melbourne | A plan to boost jobs, economic
growth and revitalise the CBD
The Property Council has called for the State Government
to take decisive action to revive Melbourne including establishing
a new $50 million CBD revitalisation fund, a return to the office
for public servants and free public transport for three months (11
November 2021).
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Melbourne CBD could be close to self-sustaining through
fully integrated solar
New modelling, on a scale ranging from individual
structures through to neighbourhoods and an entire city, has shown
that buildings in the City of Melbourne could provide 74 per cent
of their own electricity needs if solar technology is fully
integrated into roofs, walls and windows (11 November 2021).
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'Nation-building' $25b plan for chain of towers
linking CBD with MCG
A private investment group wants to build apartments,
green spaces, restaurants, a school and a TAFE on top of the rail
lines between Flinders Street and South Yarra stations (10 November
2021).
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Cbus resubmits plans for $1bn Melbourne tower
Super fund-backed developer Cbus Property has redesigned
and resubmitted plans for its approved $1-billion-plus Bourke
Street office tower in central Melbourne. "[The redesign] aims
to bring workers back to the city and respond to an ever-evolving
Melbourne workforce with a greatly enhanced focus on
sustainability, wellness, collaboration (09
November 2021).
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NSW
Dark roofs ditched, commercial buildings must be
net-zero from 2022: NSW Planning Minister
All new large commercial buildings designed from next year
will be required to operate at net-zero as part of the latest
measures to ramp up the NSW emissions reductions response (17
November 2021).
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Queensland
Plans filed for 46-storey Broadbeach tower
Brisbane-based developer Ferro Property Group is planning
a 46-storey residential tower across the road from one of the Gold
Coast's most popular bowls clubs (19 November 2021).
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Modernised laws introduced to embrace technology
The Attorney-General said the new witnessing and signing
of documents reforms will apply to affidavits, statutory
declarations, general powers of attorney, deeds and particular
mortgages. Common tasks such as buying or selling your home will be
so much easier because of these new reforms (18 November 2021). More...
Surging costs blamed as Privium nears collapse
One of Queensland's busiest residential builders,
Privium Group, has been placed in voluntary administration with
debts of more than $28 million, after being caught out by surging
construction costs (17 November 2021).
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Mirvac lodges application for next stage of waterfront
newstead
Mirvac has submitted a development application for a new
25 level residential building located at 57 Skyrice Terrace,
Newstead. The proposed sculptured building would accommodate 135
apartments and 825sqm of ground floor retail (17 November 2021).
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Review to examine role of building industry
developers
The Queensland Government is set to examine the role of
property developers as part of a review of its nation-leading
building industry fairness reforms, following a recommendation from
the Queensland Parliament's Transport and Public Works
Committee (16 November 2021). More...
15-storey apartment block to tower over historic
Shafston House
The Kangaroo Point tower, comprising 37 apartments, will
be built beside heritage-listed Shafston House, Brisbane's
third-oldest residence (15 November 2021).
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Maps sent to residents confirm route for alternative to
Bruce Highway
The next stages of the Bruce Highway western bypass are
shown in a map sent to property owners impacted by the middle
Caboolture West section (15 November 2021).
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Council unveils designs for Toowong and St Lucia Green
bridges
Designs for Brisbane's new green bridges have been
unveiled with Brisbane residents invited to have their say on the
proposals, for the Toowong to West End and St Lucia to West End
Green Bridges. At Toowong, a new landscaped riverfront park and
landing plaza will be created (14 November 2021).
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Stage 7 tower proposed for South City Square
A development application has been submitted for the
seventh stage of Pelicano's South City Square in Woolloongabba.
Stage 1, 2 & 3 of South City Square is completed with stage 4,
includes the new Hyatt Place Hotel is currently under construction
(14 November 2021).
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Pellicano's boutique 'Story House' proposed
for Kangaroo Point
Due to the project's immediate proximity next to the
planned Brisbane Olympic Stadium which is to replace the existing
Gabba Stadium, the project has included x32 studio apartments which
are designed to be short term let (14 November 2021).
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Consolidated properties files three-tower plan for ABC
site
New plans for a three-tower, $520-million project on the
former ABC Toowong site in Brisbane's inner-west have been
unveiled by Consolidated Properties Group (13 November 2021).
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Queensland housing investment growth initiative
Following on from this year's State Budget, where
funding was announced to create a $1 billion Housing Investment
Fund and $1.9 billion to boost housing supply. The Queensland
Housing Investment Growth Initiative procurement process has now
opened and the property industry is invited to submit their
proposals (09 November 2021).
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Published – articles, papers, reports
Australian Bureau of Statistics
10 November 2021
Building Approvals data for small geographic areas
GBCA policy snapshot - November 2021
11 November 2921 - Net zero target confirmed; NCC 2022
update; Closing the performance gap- Green Star certified
buildings.
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In practice and courts
Commonwealth
ARNEC Consultations – 08 November 2021 - Version
7
Model Operating Requirements Version 7 Consultation Draft 7.1
Clean
This draft proposes further amendments to the Model Operating
Requirements Version 6.
Consultation closes 06 December 2021
API: ACCC authorisation
To ensure we continue to set high standards of
professional behaviour and have a range of powers to impose certain
membership requirements and sanctions on any Member who has been
found guilty of professional misconduct, we have conducted an
extensive review and refinement of our complaints and disciplinary
framework. Effective 16 September, after receiving final ACCC
approval, we now have in place a new modern suite of Professional
Conduct policies, oversight practices and procedures. Please
click here to see the new suite of policies
GBCA: Registrations for Green Star – Design &
As Built close 17 December 2021
At the time of launch we announced a transition period:
Whereby applicants could register projects using either
Green Star – Design & As Built, or Green Star
Buildings. This transition period ends on 17 December 2021
and applicants will no longer be able to register
their projects under Green Star – Design & As Built (21
October 2021).
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GBCA: Green Star certification 2021 dates for your
project
The guidelines below (based on typical time frames),
specify the deadlines you'll need to meet in order to have your
project certified in time for key milestones (2021).
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Announcements, Draft Policies and Plans released 2021
NSW
NSW Registrar-General: New community land laws to start
in NSW on 1 December 2021
The
Community Land Management Act 2021 No 7 - NSW Legislation and
Community Land Development Act 2021 No 6 - NSW Legislation and
their respective regulations modernise the development and
management of community land schemes in NSW will start on 1
December 2021.
These reforms align the community schemes legislation with the
Strata Schemes Management Act 2015 and the Strata Schemes
Development Act 2015. View the NSW legislation website.
Note: The Office of the Registrar General is working with NSW Land
Registry Services to update approved community scheme forms. These
updated forms will not be accepted for lodgment until 1 December
2021.
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PCA Submissions
NSW Revenue: COVID-19 audits have started
Audits of the 2021 Job Saver payments, COVID-19 Business
grants, Micro-business grants and the Accommodation Support grant
have started (16 November 2021).
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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.
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Queensland
PCA: Queensland Government commences its review into the
role of developers
The review will examine if developers should be included
in security of payment measures
The scope includes developers' operational and financial
capacity, ethical behaviour, and work practices (16 November
2021)
Queensland Housing Investment Growth Initiative (QHIGI)
procurement process
The
Queensland Housing Investment Growth Initiative
(QHIGI)
procurement process has now opened. The QHIGI is being
delivered through three funding initiatives:
Housing Investment Funding - funding to develop partnered
projects to increase social and affordable housing supply
QuickStarts Qld - capital investment program to accelerate
planned acquisitions, new construction and redevelopment
opportunities to deliver new homes
Help to Home - partnerships with property owners, landlords and
registered community housing providers to headlease homes to people
who are eligible for social housing
The procurement process is now open and you can register your
interest in developing a strategic partnership with the Queensland
Government
here (November 2021).
Northshore Hamilton PDA – Development Scheme
Amendment
Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) has
commenced a review of the development scheme to ensure it continues
to operate effectively as the overarching planning document for the
PDA. EDQ has now announced that the proposed Development Scheme
Amendment and DCOP is open for public review and comment from 22
October - 3 December 2021.
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Rockhampton Regional Council expands development
incentives policy
Rockhampton Regional Council has expanded its development
incentives policy to include multi-residential unit developments
within close proximity to the CBD. The policy will apply to
DA's lodged between 1 January 2021 and 31 December 2021. For
more information, please click
here.
Extension of COVID Bill
State Parliament has moved to extend the timeframe for
several measures introduced to allow Government to respond to the
impacts of COVID-19 through the
COVID-19 Emergency Response and Other Legislation Amendment Bill
2021, from 30 April to 30 September, 2021. This timeframe had
previously been extended from its initial expiry of December
2020.
Amendment of Planning Regulation 2017
The Department of State Development, Infrastructure, Local
Government and Planning has advised that the
Planning Regulation 2017 was amended on 17 September by the
Planning Amendment Regulation (No.1) 2021.
The amendments: Extend the expiry date of the economic support
instrument provisions by 12 months until 17 September 2022 make
several minor changes to increase the efficiency of the Planning
Regulation. These clarify provisions relating to the content of
planning and development certificates and referral agency
requirements for end-of-trip facilities.
Consultations
Local Government Sustainability Framework – discussion
paper Closes on 30 November 2021
Department of Tourism, Innovation and Sport
Browne Park Redevelopment Closes 24 November 2021
Cases
Australasia Development (M) Pty Ltd v Glenwood Estate (Vic)
Pty Ltd [2021] VSC
758
CONTRACT – joint venture agreement for development
of proposed subdivision – guaranteed return to a joint
venturer – whether on a proper construction guarantee was
discharged by a fundamental change to the proposed
development.
CONTRACT – variation to written agreement by oral agreement
– whether conversations resulted in formation of a binding
agreement to vary joint venture agreement by releasing guarantee
– principles relating to formation of agreements to vary
contracts – fourth category Masters v Cameron
agreements considered.
ESTOPPEL – estoppel by representation – elements of
equitable estoppel – whether there was a clear and
unambiguous representation – necessary for a plaintiff to
establish that, but for the assumption or expectation, it would not
have acted as it did – whether change of position
established.
Re Pomroy [2021] VSC 739
REAL PROPERTY – restrictive covenant –
application for a declaration that land not affected by any
purported restriction in the covenant – whether appropriate
to proceed without a contradictor – whether benefit of the
covenant is annexed to land – held: There are no persons
capable of enforcing the benefit of the covenant other than the
covenantees and so the covenant does not affect the land –
appropriate to proceed ex parte – declaration made that land
not affected by the covenant – Property Law Act 1958 (Vic), s
84(2) – Re Mack and the Conveyancing Act [1975] 2 NSWLR 623
– Xu v Natarelli [2018] VSC 759 – Randell
v Uhl [2019] VSC 668 – Re Hunt [2017] VSC 779.
Giurina v Greater Geelong City Council
[2021] VSCA 318
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW – judicial review –
application for leave to appeal - review of Building Appeals Board
decision to refuse to cancel emergency order – review of
additional emergency order decision of municipal building surveyor
– whether judge erred in finding emergency orders were
confined to dangers arising out of condition of buildings –
effect of failure to properly serve emergency order – leave
to appeal refused – Building Act 1993 ss 102, 105, 105B, 142,
and 236 – Building Regulations 2018 regs 177 and 178.
PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE – application by applicant executor to
represent himself in separate capacity as lawyer – applicant
already represents estate – application misconceived.
607 Sunbury Road PTY LTD v Melbourne Linh Son Buddhist
Society Inc & Anor [2021] VCC
1762
SALE OF LAND Terms contract of sale between trustee of
unit trust and head vendor – change of trustee of unit trust
– new trustee nominated under provisions of head contract
– nominee entering into further Nomination Deed providing for
revocation of its nomination and nomination of further party
– terms of Nomination Deed varied to extend date for payments
by second nominee – whether Nomination Deed constituted a
terms contract within the meaning of Sale of Land Act 1962 –
Nomination Deed constituted terms contract made in contravention of
various provisions of Sale of Land Act 1962 – purported
rescission or avoidance by second nominee – whether vendor
under second terms contract acted honestly and reasonably –
whether purchaser under second terms contract in as good a position
as if the contraventions of the Sale of Land Act 1962 had not
occurred – vendor under second terms contract excused
contraventions – contract enforceable – Damages Sale of
Land Act 1962; Duties Act 2000; Goods Act 1958
Brompton Lodge Pty Ltd v Head, Transport For
Victoria [2021] VSCA
302
VALUATION OF LAND – claim for compensation under
Planning and Environment Act 1987 s 98(1) – applicant
landowners entered into property development agreement with
property developer to subdivide and develop land – part of
land subject to reservation for road widening – applicants
sold land to developer and assigned to developer proceeds of
compensation claim for reservation – sale price of $55
million included assignment of proceeds of compensation claim and
release from property development agreement – valuers
assessed loss on sale by reference to reduction in market value of
land based on hypothetical sales – whether actual sale price
of $55 million relevant to establishing loss resulting from
reservation – whether applicants suffered financial loss on
sale of land as natural, direct, and reasonable consequence of
reservation – no evidence that applicants sold land at a
lower price than they might otherwise have expected to receive had
part of land not been reserved – sale price reflected
particular circumstances of sale, including restrictions imposed by
the property development agreement – application for leave to
appeal granted – appeal dismissed – Planning and
Environment Act 1987 ss 98(1), 99(b), 104, 106, 107, 108 –
Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 ss 30, 37(8), 40,
80.
Allen-Co
Holdings Pty Ltd v Gympie Regional Council
[2021] QPEC 64
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT – APPEAL – appeal
against an infrastructure charges notice (ICN)
– where there was an error in the calculation of the charge
and the ICN should be set aside and replaced – where debate
as to the terms of the replacement ICN – where a charge may
be levied because the development will place extra demand on trunk
infrastructure – where the adopted charge in the charges
resolution must be used to calculate the levied charge –
where the adopted charge rate for the development is $13,330
– where the Council asserts this rate should be the basis for
the replacement ICN – where the appellant contends that the
rate of $13,330 should be discounted on the basis that the
development will generate extra demand on some forms of trunk
infrastructure, but not others – whether the charges
resolution should be so construed as to justify the application of
a proportional discount
Planning Act 2016 QLD ss 112(1), (3), 113(1), 119, 120, 130 229(a),
Sch 1 Table 1 Item 4, Sch 2
Planning Regulation 2017 QLD s 52(3)(a), Sch 16
Pembroke
Olive Downs Pty Ltd v Sunland Cattle Co Pty Ltd & Ors (No
2) [2021] QLC 38
PROCEDURE – CIVIL PROCEEDINGS IN STATE AND TERRITORY
COURTS – COSTS – where the applicant sought costs of
the mining objection hearing from the first respondent –
where the applicant sought costs on the basis that it was wholly
successful and costs arose as a result of the respondent's
conduct – where the first respondent submitted it did enjoy
success and that its conduct was reasonable – where the Court
awarded costs on a limited basis where the first respondent's
conduct did cause the applicant to incur costs
Land Court Act 2000 Qld s 34, s 52A(d)(ii), s 52B(1)(j), s
52B(3)
Artesian
Hospitality Pty Ltd v Tsuen Fung Holdings Pty Ltd
[2021] QSC 288
CONTRACTS – GENERAL CONTRACTUAL PRINCIPLES –
FORMATION OF CONTRACTUAL RELATIONS – AGREEMENTS CONTEMPLATING
EXECUTION OF FORMAL DOCUMENT – WHERE CONCLUDED CONTRACT
– where the parties executed a Heads of Agreement requiring
them to use reasonable endeavours to proceed to execute a lease on
the basis of the terms set out in the Heads of Agreement –
where the Heads of Agreement came to an end if the parties could
not agree a lease in accordance with the Heads of Agreement by a
certain date – whether, on its proper construction, the Heads
of Agreement was an agreement for lease that left scope only for
negotiation regarding the form, but not the substance, of the lease
terms, or whether it was merely an agreement to negotiate a
lease
CONTRACTS – GENERAL CONTRACTUAL PRINCIPLES – DISCHARGE,
BREACH AND DEFENCES TO ACTION FOR BREACH – PERFORMANCE
– where the parties were required to use reasonable
endeavours to proceed to execute a lease on the basis of terms set
out in a Heads of Agreement – where the parties exchanged
several drafts of a lease – where the applicant wanted the
express inclusion of a certain obligation on the respondent in the
lease – where the respondent consistently opposed that
express inclusion – where the parties convened a telephone
conference to discuss the relevant clause – where the
applicant submits that the parties reached agreement on the clause
during the telephone conference – where the respondent denies
that such agreement occurred – whether the parties satisfied
the obligation to use reasonable endeavours – whether the
parties agreed on the final terms of the lease – whether the
respondent should be ordered to specifically perform the Heads of
Agreement by entering into the lease which the applicant submits
was agreed to
Reef
House Property Pty Ltd & Ors v Commissioner for Liquor and
Gaming Regulation & Anor [2021] QCAT
383
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW – ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS
– QUEENSLAND CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL –
Application to stay a decision – whether it is desirable to
grant a stay
Reef House Resort Pty Ltd and its associated entities trading as
'The Reef House' seek a review of the Commissioner's
decision of 23 December 2020 approving MFB Properties (NQ) Pty
Ltd's application for a Commercial Hotel Licence for premises
at Palm Cove currently known as the 'Palm Cove Beach Sarayi
Hotel'.
Miami
Recreational Facilities Pty Ltd [2021] QCAT
378
HUMAN RIGHTS – DISCRIMINATION LEGISLATION –
GENERALLY – where the applicant seeks a renewal of an
exemption from the operation of specified provisions of the
Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 (Qld) in order to operate a
residential village reserved for the over 50s – where the
Queensland Human Rights Commissioner opposes the application
– whether the exemption should be granted – whether the
tribunal can renew an exemption retrospectively
HUMAN RIGHTS – HUMAN RIGHTS LEGISLATION – where the
tribunal is acting in an administrative capacity when deciding an
application for exemption under the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991
(Qld) – whether the test to apply is now substantially in the
Human Rights Act 2019 (Qld)
Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 QLD s 82, s 83, s 113, s 127, s 174C;
Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2016 VIC s 7;
Human Rights Act 2019 QLD s 8, s 13, s 15, s 48, s 58; Property Law
Act 1974 QLD s 121; Retirement Villages Act 1999 QLD s 26
Cases to 15 November 2021
G
Santalucia Investment Pty Ltd v Bundaberg Regional
Council [2021] QPEC
63
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT – APPEAL – APPEAL
AGAINST ENFORCEMENT NOTICE – where the appellant was given an
enforcement notice under s 168 of the Planning Act 2016 in relation
to earthworks – where the appellant appealed against the
decision to give the enforcement notice – whether the
Planning Regulation 2017 prohibits the Planning Scheme from
categorising the operational works as assessable development
– whether the enforcement notice should be set aside in the
exercise of the discretion
Planning Act 2016 QLD s 43, s 44, s 163, s 168; Planning and
Environment Court Act 2016 QLD s 43, s 45; Planning Regulation 2017
QLD s 16, sch 6; Sustainable Planning Act 2009 QLD s 232;
Sustainable Planning Regulation 2009 QLD s 16, sch 6
Redland
City Council v Canaipa Developments Pty Ltd & Ors
[2021] QPEC 62
ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING – APPLICATION – COSTS
- final enforcement orders compelling compliance with a lawful and
functioning on-site sewage and wastewater treatment system -
whether the first and/or second respondents ought pay the applicant
council's costs of the enforcement proceeding pursuant to s
60(1)(b) and/or 61(1) of the Planning and Environment Court Act
2016 – whether respondents' conduct in the proceeding
frivolous or vexatious - whether costs be assessed on the standard
or indemnity basis
Environment Protection Act 1994 Qld; Planning and Environment Court
Act 2016 Qld ss 59, 60, 60(1)(b), 61(1)
Sunland
Cattle Co Pty Ltd v Kingham & Ors [2021]
QSC 287
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW – JUDICIAL REVIEW – GROUNDS
OF REVIEW – FAILURE TO OBSERVE STATUTORY PROCEDURE –
where the Land Court recommended that the Minister grant four of
the mining leases and that the fifth be granted with a reduced area
– where the applicant submits that the Land Court was
required to undertake an investigation into matters of public
interest – the second respondent submits that the Land Court
does not have a duty to investigate matters beyond the evidence
presented to the Court – whether the Land Court failed to
conduct the hearing as required by law
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW – JUDICIAL REVIEW – GROUNDS OF
REVIEW – RELEVANT CONSIDERATIONS – FAILURE TO CONSIDER
– where the Land Court found, with respect to the impact on
surface water users downstream of the mine, that "there is no
evidence that other users will be adversely affected" –
where the applicant submits that there was evidence about the
likely adverse impacts on surface water users downstream –
whether the Land Court's decision failed to take into account a
relevant consideration
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW – JUDICIAL REVIEW – GROUNDS OF
REVIEW – UNREASONABLENESS – where the applicant submits
that the Land Court had a duty to make enquiries beyond the
evidence regarding the downstream user issues – where the
applicant submits that the Land Court should have directed the
experts to "meaningfully consider the issue" –
whether the Land Court's decision was unavailable or
unsupported by the evidence before the Court. Judicial Review Act
1991 Qld; Land Court Act 2000 Qld
Lasker
v Holeszko [2021] QDC
270
CRIMINAL LAW – APPEAL AND NEW TRIAL – OTHER
MATTERS – where the appellant was charged with four offences
against the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 (Qld) in the magistrates
court – where the magistrate found that the appellant should
be found guilty in respect of each of the four charges and imposed
a penalty of $75,000 – where both the conviction and sentence
is appealed under s 222 of the Justices Act 1886 (Qld) on various
grounds – whether the evidence adduced by the prosecution was
insufficient to establish the defendant's guilt beyond
reasonable doubt in relation to each of the four charges –
whether expert evidence was inadmissible as it relied on evidence
not before the court – whether an exhibit was inadmissible as
it was a copy, not an original – whether the prosecution was
not required to prove that the vegetation that was allegedly
cleared was "remnant vegetation" of a particular regional
ecosystem – whether erroneous weight was placed on the
evidence of an expert on the basis that they failed to comply with
the established scientific method – whether the learned
magistrate correctly applied s 76 of the Justices Act 1886 in the
application of Schedule 24 of the Sustainable Planning Regulation
2009 – whether the sentence was manifestly excessive
Legislation
Queensland
Subordinate legislation as made – 12 November
2021
No 163
Economic Development (Southport PDA) Amendment Regulation
2021
No165
Nature Conservation and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation (No.
2) 2021
Subordinate legislation as made – reminders
No 138
Planning Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2021
The objectives of the Amendment Regulation are to extend the expiry
date of economic support instrument provisions under the Amendment
Regulation by 12 months until 17 September 2022 to continue to
assist Queensland's economic recovery from COVID-19, and make
minor amendments to increase the efficiency of the
No 50
Planning (COVID-19 Vaccination Service) Amendment Regulation
2021
Insert 20A When material change of use for providing COVID-19
vaccination service is not assessable development. This section
expires on 31 December 2021
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