Planning disputes

Every planning and environment court and tribunal decision we track, matched to a council, in one table. Filter by state, posture or who won, search any party, court or keyword, sort any column, and click through to the council or the full public judgment.

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6,288 decisions on record across 371 councils. Showing the most recent 6,000. Outcome, development type and who won are read from each judgment by an LLM (5,349 analysed so far). Use the enriched view or the won-by filter to see only those; the rest are marked pending and fill in as analysis runs.

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National planning disputes
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Walsh v Walgett Shire Council [2014] NSWSC 812NSWWalgett Shire CouncilNSWSC———11 June 2014EVIDENCE - documentary evidence - statutory provisions relating to business records - whether document of WorkCover a 'business record' - whether representations in document are made in connection with an investigation - whether investigation must in fact lead to proceedings for exception to apply - application of s 69(3)(b) of the Evidence Act 1995 (NSW) EVIDENCE - admissibility - whether discretionary reasons for refusing to admit evidence - where evidence in the form of answers to specific qu
Walsh v Walgett Shire Council [2013] NSWSC 1434NSWWalgett Shire CouncilNSWSC———27 Sept 2013PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE - application for separate hearing of liability - prejudice to plaintiff - no benefit of court interest on

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