168 dead after 46 complaints mishandled. Five lessons from Wang Fuk Court for Australian strata owners and managers.

A Darling Point company title building removed its neighbour from hell. Strata law does not empower owners corporations the same way. Should it?

A resident allegedly threatened to blow up his unit block over a complaint nobody made. Here is the lesson.

Opal Tower is finally defect-free after eight years. A leader, a coach, and a defendant with money made it happen.

Mandatory committee training has arrived. The course is the small part. Here’s the shift that matters.

‘Tone’ is the polite word committees reach for when they mean something uglier.

Three strata experts, three different diagnoses, one stage. Here's what a lawyer, a researcher and a manager each see.

Owners, managers, suppliers, academics and regulators agreed on one thing at Strata Impact: it's the economy.

AI just handed owners the keys strata managers have guarded for 60 years.

Nobody voted. Nobody objected. Your manager decided anyway. Here's what that silence is costing your building.

The manager wrote it. The manager profits from it. How self-serving motions reach agendas without committee approval.

Your strata manager might not be using AI. Your building already is. Here's what that shift hands back to owners.

The strata sector runs on anecdote. Evidence would serve owners better.

$400,000 in legal fees. A leaking shower. Mismatched tiles. The most pathetic strata case ever litigated.

Strata owners are being sold remediation they don’t need. History shows exactly how this happens.