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The Law Institute of Victoria (LIV) is exploring new ways to support practitioners working in building and construction law, and is seeking feedback from the profession.

The notice calling for nominations can be found here and the nomination form can be found here.

The notice calling for nominations provides further information in relation to the Society and the role of the Board.

Muriel Demarcus, founder of Marsham Edge, explains why traceability and reproducibility matter when AI supports high-stakes engineering calls.

In this episode, Professor Michelle Turner explains how the Culture in Construction Taskforce is transforming construction by tackling excessive work hours, improving mental health, increasing workplace flexibility and creating more inclusive environments for women.

The 2026 Stynes Address will be delivered by the Hon Robert McDougall KC, on Tuesday 27 October 2026 at the State Library of NSW in Sydney.

Dawna Wright discusses the critical role of forensic accountants in construction disputes, from quantifying losses to providing independent expert evidence. She also explores the impact of AI on expert analysis and the importance of collaboration to manage risk and avoid disputes.

Andrew Chapman is the CEO of the Queensland Major Contractors Association, representing the companies delivering Queensland's largest infrastructure projects, including roads, rail, energy, and major civil works. With over 30 years in the engineering and construction sector, Andrew brings deep insight into how Australia's major projects pipeline is evolving and what it will take to deliver it.

Bronwyn Weir and Matthew Bell join host Jennifer Raphael to unpack the drivers behind Victoria's building reforms, from past system failures to combustible cladding.