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We read everything that comes in and reply to most of it within two working days. Before you write, one thing worth knowing: we cannot give personal advice, review your contract or comment on a named development. Those limits are not a formality — they are the reason this desk is worth reading.

OfficeLevel 8, 361 La Trobe Street
Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Visits by arrangement only — there is no public counter.

Telephone+61 3 5550 0148
Mon–Fri, 9.00am–5.00pm AEST.

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Typical reply timeTwo working days for topics and corrections; same day for media enquiries where we can help.

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Three things we get asked that we cannot answer

“Is this apartment a good buy?” That is personal advice and it depends on your finances, which we do not know and do not want to know. A buyers' advocate or a licensed adviser can help; we cannot.
“Can you look over my contract?” No. Contract review is legal work. Our checklist is designed to give you better questions to take to a conveyancer, not to replace one.
“What do you think of [named development]?” We do not comment on named projects. The explainers describe how these buildings and contracts work in general, which is the part that transfers.

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Where to go for the things we do not do

Contract and title questions — a licensed conveyancer or a property lawyer in the state where the property sits.
Consumer complaints and disputes — the consumer affairs or fair trading body in your state, and the relevant civil tribunal.
Building and defect disputes — your state building regulator, and a registered building inspector or consulting engineer for the technical work.
Credit and finance — your lender, or a credit representative licensed under the national credit framework.