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Embedded Network Conversions within your Strata Complex – The things you need to know

An embedded network is the smaller metering network within a building or complex with multiple lots, monitoring electricity, gas and...

It’s Summertime. Is this the time to review your insurance policy?

Australia is well known for its extreme weather conditions. Bushfires. Floods. Cyclones. Storms. In severe cases, this can stem from a La...

Plugging in to the future

Electric vehicles are coming, bringing with them challenges and change for new and old strata properties. At the ground-breaking East...

Let’s account for your property’s solar generation

Have you recently had solar installed on your property? The need to account for all solar power being generated is important in...

What We Do When Catastrophe Strikes

The amount of rain that fell in the recent NSW flooding equalled approximately 160 Sydney Harbours. The massive impact of this widespread...

Are you insured for a catastrophe?

Catastrophe insurance can be a little misunderstood when it comes to strata insurance.

La Niña: Strata Risks and How to Minimise Them

A typical La Niña season can bring higher rainfall across the country, increased possibility of tropical cyclones, and a longer monsoon seas

Using your Strata's Energy Usage to Fund your 10-Year Maintenance Plan

1 May 2020 marked the day that Western Australia’s strata laws changed for the first time in over 30 years. The modernised strata reform...

After Disaster Strikes, What Happens to the Waste?

40% of the waste Australia generates each year is from the demolition and construction sectors.