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Who’s Responsible Guide
A guide to common property in strata
The Who’s Responsible Guide is SCA (NSW)’s comprehensive overview of ‘is it the Owner or Owners Committee’s responsibility for maintaining common items found within a building’.
Final Report Released | Infrastructure for Electric and Alternative Vehicle Sources in NSW
New South Wales Parliament’s Legislative Assembly Committee on Transport and Infrastructure has released its Final Report upon infrastructure for electric and alternative energy source vehicles. The NSW Electric Vehicle Strategy has set a target of 50 per cent of new light vehicle sales to be electric in 2030 and delivering enough electric vehicle charging infrastructure (EVCI) to service the entire NSW population is a critical step to increasing the uptake of Electric Vehicles (EV’s) and achieving our state’s emissions reduction targets. In May 2026, EV’s accounted for 1 in 5 new car sales. Challenges exist to ensure the equitable rollout […]
Making Maintenance Visible: The Opportunity for Strata Professionals
Insights from the CHU 2026 Strata Index CHU’s 2026 Strata Index highlights a significant opportunity for strata professionals to make their value more visible to owners, and maintenance could be the key. Much of the work that of strata professionals, from maintenance planning and risk management to guiding complex decisions, happens behind the scenes, making it easy for owners to overlook the role professional expertise plays in protecting their property These activities are becoming increasingly important as Australia’s strata buildings age and the expectations placed on strata professionals continue to grow. Yet many owners still struggle to see the connection […]
SCA (NSW) joins the call to scrap the insurance tax
Strata Community Association (NSW) has joined a coalition of business, consumer, community and industry organisations calling on every party in the New South Wales Parliament to commit to scrapping the Emergency Services Levy (ESL) before the March 2027 state election. SCA (NSW) is supporting the Insurance Council of Australia’s “Why are we waiting?” campaign, which calls for the levy to be replaced with a fairer funding model for emergency services. The campaign highlights a key issue for strata communities: owners corporations are required by law to maintain building insurance, meaning strata schemes have disproportionately funded emergency services through the ESL […]