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LETTER: Greater Victoria population supports growing cycle network - Vancouver Island Free Daily

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By Steven Murray
| VIBeat - Vancouver Island Podcast
A recent letter comparing cycling in Greater Victoria versus the Netherlands makes some very misleading claims. The letter argues that the CRD, with an area of 2,430 square kms and a density of 175 people per square km, is too low density to support Dutch-style levels of cycling. Those numbers are very misleading since they include huge areas with little or no population.
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Major Projects & Construction 5 Minute Fix 132: Queensland statutory trust accounts; retention moneys; adjudicated debt; arbitral awards against foreign States.

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By Graham Read, Frank Bannon, Dale Brackin, Sergio Capelli, Andrew Fry, James Kendal, Sean Kelly, David Lester, Katherine Mallik, Greg Midgley, Steven Murray, Steve O'Reilly, Gareth Oxley, Gavin Phillips Verified, Joanna Pugsley, Wendy Nan Rees, Chris Slocombe, Natalie Speranza, Joanne Teagle
| Lexology Verified
Queensland Government pauses rollout of statutory trust accounts The Queensland Government has paused the commencement of the next phases rolling out the trust account framework under the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017 (BIF Act). Phase 3 and 4, originally scheduled for 1 March 2025 and 1 October 2025, would have expanded the range of eligible construction contracts covered by the framework. Read more about what this means for you in our earlier Alert.
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Security of payment wrap

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By Graham Read, Frank Bannon, Dale Brackin, Sergio Capelli, Alison Close, Stuart Cosgriff, Lina Fischer, Andrew Fry, James Kendal, David Lester, Katherine Mallik, Greg Midgley, Steven Murray, Steve O'Reilly, Gavin Phillips Verified, Joanna Pugsley, Chris Slocombe, Natalie Speranza, Joanne Teagle
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Claim in New South Wales not for “construction work” In EnerMech Pty Ltd v Acciona Infrastructure Projects Australia Pty Ltd [2024] NSWCA 162, the NSW Court of Appeal held that a payment claim under the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payments Act 1999 (NSW) (NSW Act) is not limited to claims "for construction work" and may extend to different entitlement under a construction contract.
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