A Platypus is not a Duck, and neither are the decisions of adjudicators
A commended paper in the 2025 Brooking Prize by Chris Harriss.
Liquidated Damages in Transition: Consumer Protection, Commercial Certainty, and the Future of the Penalties Doctrine in Australian Construction Law.
A highly commended paper in the student division of the 2025 Brooking Prize by Carl Caesar Boehme.
The prevention principle and extending the contractual date for completion – has the older jurisprudence been overturned or overlooked?
A commended paper in the 2025 Brooking Prize by Ian Thorpe.
The prevention principle, certainty and equity of outcomes and the unilateral power to extend time.
A commended entry in the 2025 Brooking Prize by Ian Thorpe.
Construction Contracts and Sustainability Goals: Front-End and Back-End Issues
A highly commended entry in the 2025 Brooking Prize by Jacob G Warren.
Victoria’s clean-up duty for legacy land contamination : Will the new General Environmental Duty help to unearth ground risk for construction contractors?
A highly commended paper in The Brooking Prize 2024 by Joanne Bourke.
Illegality and Quantum Meruit in Residential Construction Law
The 2024 Student Brooking Prize winning paper by Harris Ashton.
Multi-party and multi-contract arbitrations in Australia: a perennial problem in disputes involving major projects
The winner of the 2024 Brooking Prize by Cara North and Eleanor Clifford.
The Prevention Principle and Time Bars
A commended paper in the 2024 Brooking Prize by Ian Thorpe.
David and Goliath - Subcontractors and Time Bars
A highly commended paper in the Brooking Student Prize 2024