WOBO appreciates the initiatives proposed by Lovegrove and Cotton and their contribution within both the local and global agendas.

Why it would be good for the building industry if the National Construction Code developed a risk-based building classification system.  Unlock the potential for enhanced consumer protection and optimized resource allocation in Australia’s building industry by embracing a transformative shift from a purpose-based to a risk-based building classification system, as passionately advocated in the article, ‘Why it would be good for the building industry if the National Construction Code developed a risk-based building classification system – Read Article

A four point plan on how to improve the risk landscape for building surveyors and private certifiers in Australia. Unveiling a strategic roadmap for navigating the complex terrain of building certification in Australia, this article presents a four-point plan meticulously crafted by industry insiders. With a focus on mitigating risks and streamlining processes, the plan offers practical solutions to combat dwindling certifier numbers, legal complexities, and other hurdles, ultimately aiming to safeguard the integrity of the construction industry and expedite housing reforms. – Read Article

Is the era of Private Certification nearly over ?

Have you ever wondered about the fate of private certification in the construction industry? A thought-provoking article titled “Is the era of Private Certification nearly over?” delves into this very question, shedding light on the challenges faced by private certifiers today.

From insurance complexities to intense fee competition and an ageing workforce, the article uncovers the multifaceted issues threatening the stability of private certification. But what does this mean for the future of construction approvals? – Read Article