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NSW Government
The NSW Government website is a comprehensive resource for anyone living in, buying into, or managing a strata property in New South Wales. It provides guidance on strata laws, rights and responsibilities, and practical advice on topics such as repairs and maintenance, pets, parking, and dispute resolution. The site also offers updates on legislative changes and tools like the Strata Hub, which helps owners and residents access key information about their strata scheme.
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Your Strata Property
Your Strata Property is a trusted online resource dedicated to helping strata property owners, residents, and managers navigate the complexities of strata living in Australia. Founded by Amanda Farmer, a strata lawyer with extensive experience, the platform offers expert advice, educational content, and practical guidance on strata law and management. It features a popular podcast, insightful articles, and a supportive online community where members can access legal insights, dispute resolution strategies, and best practices for harmonious strata living. Whether you're new to strata or an experienced owner, Your Strata Property provides valuable tools to help you make informed decisions.
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Look Up Strata
LookUpStrata is Australia's leading online resource for strata title information, offering expert insights, news, and practical guidance for strata owners, managers, and residents. Since 2013, it has provided reliable and accessible strata knowledge, helping individuals navigate by-laws, dispute resolution, and legislative changes. The platform features articles from industry professionals, webinars, and state-based strata magazines, making it a go-to hub for anyone involved in strata living.
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Owners Corporation Network
Owners Corporation Network (OCN) is the leading consumer advocacy group for strata owners in Australia. Established in 2002, OCN represents the interests of residential strata, community title, and company title owners and occupiers. As an independent, not-for-profit organisation, it provides education, support, and advocacy to help strata communities navigate challenges such as building defects, governance, and sustainability. OCN actively engages with government and industry to influence policy and improve strata living conditions.
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Strataman

Strataman is a dedicated online resource designed to simplify strata title laws and management in New South Wales. It serves as an information portal, offering clear explanations of complex strata regulations, by-laws, and governance issues. The site is tailored for owners, tenants, investors, and strata managers, helping them navigate the legal and operational aspects of strata living. Strataman focuses primarily on NSW legislation, providing practical guidance on topics such as community schemes, dispute resolution, and strata governance.
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Strata Report Learning Resources

Learn More About Your Strata Report Strata Reports can be dense and technical but they don’t have to be confusing. This section of our website is designed to help you understand the key concepts, legal frameworks, and practical implications behind the information in your report. Whether you're a buyer, owner, or agent, these resources will help you decode terminology, clarify responsibilities, and make informed decisions with confidence. A strata report gives you a snapshot of the scheme’s written records at the time of inspection and should be used as a guide to help you ask informed questions. It brings together key information from meeting minutes, financial statements, by‑laws, correspondence, and other documents held by the owners corporation. This helps you understand how the building is being managed, how money is being spent, and what issues have been raised or resolved over time. Please note that our insights/discussion about the content of this report are of a general nature only and that any further information should be sought from the Lot Owner / Strata Management, or relevant qualified professionals before drawing conclusions on any of the subject matter A few key areas in the records can give you a good sense of the scheme’s health and what to expect as an owner. - The building’s financial health: Low balances or funds in arrears may indicate issues within the scheme. Recent or upcoming special levies can also signal big works or underfunding. We include past levy schedules so you are able to easily view the past financial trends of the Scheme. - Litigation: If the building is involved in ongoing litigation, it can lead to delays, stress, and extra costs for owners. This is usually noted in meeting minutes or financial statements. - By‑laws: Rules about pets, renovations, parking, smoking, or short‑term letting can impact your lifestyle. It’s important to be familiar with these rules - Fire safety compliance (AFSS): A current Annual Fire Safety Statement shows the building’s fire safety systems have been checked and certified. Missing or overdue statements may indicate compliance issues or upcoming expenses. - Insurance: The building must have current and adequate insurance. Gaps in cover or signs of underinsurance can expose owners to financial risk if something goes wrong. - Meeting Minutes & Agendas: We attach previous meeting minutes and agendas to give readers as much context as possible about the scheme’s history and decision‑making. Our reports also include clear overviews of the most recent meetings, helping you understand the key issues, discussions, and resolutions. Each link below connects you to pages that expand on the topics we commonly reference in our reports. We’ve provided a brief summary of what you’ll find at each destination so you can explore further with purpose. - Common Strata Terms Glossary - Introduction to Strata Title Properties - Our FAQ Page - Who's Responsible Guide Understanding Strata Roles and Responsibilities These pages explain the different roles within a strata scheme, including the owners' corporation, strata committee, strata manager, and building manager. You'll learn how each role contributes to the operation of the scheme, how decisions are made, and what powers and limitations apply. This is essential context for interpreting meeting minutes, correspondence, and management practices in your report. - Strata Committee Overview - Full Guide to Strata Roles - Initial Period Obligations Levies, Funds and Financial Management This resource outlines how strata levies are calculated, what they fund, and how financial decisions are made. It explains the difference between administrative and capital works funds, how budgets are set, and what happens if owners fall into arrears. Understanding this helps you assess the financial health of a scheme and interpret levy notices and balance sheets in your report. - Levies, Finances and Insurance - Levies & Special Levies Fire Safety and Cladding Compliance These pages detail the safety obligations of strata schemes, including fire safety measures, window locks, pool fencing, and pesticide notifications. They also explain the NSW Cladding Taskforce and how buildings are assessed for combustible cladding. If your report references fire orders, cladding audits, or safety upgrades, these links provide the regulatory background. - Fire Safety Rules - NSW Cladding Taskforce - Understanding Compliance Building Defects and Inspection Reports Major defects can have serious financial and legal implications for owners. These resources explain how building complaints are handled, what qualifies as a major defect, and the importance of independent building inspection reports. If your report references defect claims, rectification works, or inspection findings, these links offer deeper insight. - Fair Trading – Major Defects - Strata Community – Inspection Reports Resolving Strata Disputes Disputes in strata schemes can arise over levies, renovations, noise, or governance. This page outlines the formal and informal pathways for resolving issues, including mediation, adjudication, and Tribunal hearings. If your report references ongoing disputes or legal action, this resource helps you understand the process and potential outcomes. - Strata Dispute Resolution - Legal Resources - By-Laws - Strata Repairs and Maintenance
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