Compliance & Enforcement Specialist

Received a Planning Act show cause or enforcement notice? Discover why the first 20 days are critical to avoiding fines, stop-work orders, and costly court appeals in Queensland.

Learn what food businesses must do to comply with Clauses 3.2.2 and 3.2.3 of the Food Standards Code, including hygiene, safety and premises requirements.

Explains Food Act 2006 offences and provides information for food businesses around compliance and meeting their obligations

Can You Fix Unlawful Development? Your Options Explained

Common Mistakes That Lead to Planning Act Breaches (And How to Avoid Them)

Prohibited development is development that cannot be approved under any circumstances. It is defined in the Planning Regulation and local planning schemes. Carrying out prohibited development is a serious offence.

The Planning Act 2016 (Qld) sets out the rules for development in Queensland — and the offences that apply when those rules aren’t followed. Councils across SEQ actively investigate and prosecute breaches, and penalties can be significant. Whether you’re a homeowner, builder, or developer, understanding how offences arise (and how to fix them) is essential.

A beginners guide to challenging government decisions

Understanding the role of local governments (Council's) in the administration and enforcement of state legislation.