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Land Titles Office – Production of Title – Extension of Irrevocable Period
BY EMAIL DATE: 18 MAY 2026 DISTRIBUTION: GENERAL SUBJECT: PRODUCTION OF TITLE – EXTENSION OF IRREVOCABLE PERIOD If required, a request for extension of irrevocable period may be made. Request extension of irrevocable period A request to extend the irrevocable period relating to a production of certificate
Protecting Yourself and Your Data Online
In today's ever-evolving work landscape marked by rapid technological avancements, the need to prioritie cybersecurity at home and at work cannot be overstated. As a business leader or employee, it is crucial to recognise the significance of protecting your sensitive data in the face of increasingly sophisticated
Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 1 & 2) – Updated Court Attire and Robing Policy
Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 1) (FCFCOA (Division 1)) and the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2) (FCFCOA (Division 2)) (together, the Courts) have updated the Court Attire and Robing Policy. This Policy sets out information in relation to professional court
Land Titles Office – Extension to Transition Period – Approved Forms Mortgage and Discharge of Mortgage Only
BY EMAIL DATE: 11/05/2026 DISTRIBUTION: GENERAL SUBJECT: EXTENSION TO TRANSITION PERIOD – APPROVED FORMS MORTGAGE AND DISCHARGE OF MORTGAGE ONLY Transition Period - Mortgage, Discharge of Mortgage Previously a transition period of 180 days applied, ending Friday 15 May 2026. A number of recent queries have been
Land Titles Office – Clarification – Varying Dates on Registry Instruments
BY EMAIL DATE: 15/04/2026 DISTRIBUTION: GENERAL SUBJECT: CLARIFICATION – VARYING DATES ON REGISTRY INSTRUMENTS It is acknowledged that when a Registry Instrument (RI) created in TOLD is subsequently re-printed within TOLD (whether amended or not) the ‘Created’ date in the footer changes. This can lead to circumstances
Third Party Review of Backlogs in the Tasmania Court System 2026 (the Review) – Open for Public Consultation
18 March 2026Guy Barnett, Attorney-General and Minister for JusticeMr Lloyd Babb SC has been appointed to help ensure that all Tasmanians have access to an efficient and effective justice system, with court proceedings finalised in a timely manner.Mr Babb will focus on applying a systems approach to managing