Statutory Clocks Are Not Approval Durations: How to Schedule Project Approvals
One bar labelled approval can hide months of work across multiple stakeholders. Statutory clocks start late, stop for information and may end before a workfront is ready to start.
Australian Project Scheduling Strategies: Procurement, Programs and Consultants
A program holds when its strategy is built into the logic. Eight planning strategies, from phased material procurement to schedule risk, and when to bring in a scheduling consultant.
Brisbane 2032 Olympics and a $174 Billion Pipeline: Can Your Program Secure the Capacity to Build?
With the Brisbane 2032 Olympics deadlines fixed, Queensland's $174 billion major projects pipeline is competing for the same labour, contractors and suppliers. A date is only credible if the market can supply it.
Clarke Energy v Alinta: What a 2026 Delay Judgment Means for Your Program
What a 2026 NSW Supreme Court delay judgment means for your program: how the court tested the baseline, float and a later logic change as evidence of what was reasonable.
Why Extension of Time Claims Fail, and How to Protect Entitlement
Most extension of time claims are lost on the program and the notice, not the merits. Why entitlement is forfeited, and how the tender program, notices and updates protect it.