QBCC News

August is Tradies National Health Month. The QBCC highlights health support services for Queensland tradies, with APA research showing 90% experienced work-rela

Queensland subcontractors and suppliers unpaid for building work can lodge a formal complaint with the QBCC. Over $67 million recovered since 2014.

QBCC reports 52 prosecutions and 37 convictions in 2025-26, with fines over $380,000 for unlicensed work, excessive deposits and non-compliant contracts.

The QBCC has published a 7-page home maintenance guide covering drainage, foundations, warranties, and room-by-room checklists for Queensland homeowners.

The QBCC has published its Compliance and Enforcement Strategy for 2026-2030, outlining a proactive, data-driven approach to regulating Queensland's building in

QBCC research of 556 Queensland property owners found only 45% knew the Home Warranty Scheme has claim time limits. Free guidance is available via the Home Owne

The QBCC has published a summary of service improvements over the past 12 months, including faster dispute resolution, digital licences and reduced reporting ob

A Queensland man with no QBCC licence was convicted and fined $8,000 for doing building work without a licence at a Sippy Down property.

QBCC has updated its guidance for licensed Pool Safety Inspectors in Queensland, clarifying when a visit triggers a statutory inspection obligation.

QBCC fact sheet sets out mandatory record keeping rules for licensed Pool Safety Inspectors in Queensland, effective May 2026.

The QBCC's Rapid Assess and Triage Team finalised almost 1,000 licence applications in under 10 days between March and May 2026. Current average is 25 days.