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Do Your Due Diligence: New Homes Plagued by Defects as 86% Call Back Tradies
- Building Commission NSW inspectors visited 59 building sites in July and identified 24 defects requiring rectification orders.
- Inspectors issued 25 fines and warnings for unlicensed contracting and insufficient supervision across several towns including Tamworth and Armidale.
- NSW Building Minister Anoulack Chanthivong stated that every builder must uphold standards.
- In the first half of 2025, 221 breaches were identified across 321 sites in regions including Mid North Coast and Riverina.
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'Compliance blitz': Regulator issues 29 rectification orders for substandard building work in Riverina/Murray
Non-compliant building work was found throughout the Riverina. Photo: Picasa 2.7/Flickr. File photo only. The Building Commission NSW has issued 29 rectification orders and 15 penalty notices relating to construction defects after a “compliance blitz” in the Riverina-Murray area this month. The State Government regulator inspected new builds at 41 sites in Wagga Wagga, Lake Albert, Gobbagombalin, Albury, Thurgoona, Ettamogah, Wirlinga, Corowa, H…
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