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BREAKING NEWS
Dagenham Cladding Fire Building to be Demolished
Judge Rules on Luxury Apartments’ $17m Flammable Cladding Fix
A judge has ruled on the contentious “flammable” cladding dispute involving the imposing Air Apartments
Potentially flammable cladding in a prestigious Adelaide apartment building can be replaced – with up to $10 million covered by taxpayer-funded loans
The $17 million project to replace potentially flammable cladding will go ahead despite a multi-millionaire couple’s lawsuit, a court has been told
INDUSTRY NEWS
10 Years After the Lacrosse Building Cladding Fire, the Defects and Disasters Continue
Cladding and Fire Safety Risks: New Report Highlights Slow Pace of Remediation
Kennedys Lawyers Give an Update on the Remediation of Dangerous Cladding in England
What Routes do Contractors Have to Claim Against Cladding Firms?
LEGAL NEWS
Judge Rules on Luxury Apartments’ $17m Flammable Cladding Fix
A judge has ruled on the contentious “flammable” cladding dispute involving the imposing Air Apartments
Potentially flammable cladding in a prestigious Adelaide apartment building can be replaced – with up to $10 million covered by taxpayer-funded loans
The $17 million project to replace potentially flammable cladding will go ahead despite a multi-millionaire couple’s lawsuit, a court has been told
Judge Calls Out Combative Conduct in Buildings Defect Suit
OTHER NEWS
Too Many Buildings Remain Unsafe After Grenfell Disaster, Housing Minister Warns
Combustible Cladding : Defect Claims: Dispute Resolution Considerations for Owners Corporations
CSV and RMIT Publish Study on Fire Behaviour of Combustible Cladding Materials
Victorian Government Publish Non-Cladding Defects on Class 2 Buildings
Queensland Government List Combustible Cladding Sites as at 31 October 2024
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