
Freedom of Information in Victoria: How to Request Government Records
How Victoria's FOI Act 1982 works: the $34.50 application fee, 30-day decision deadline, no internal-review step, and the OVIC then VCAT review path.
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How Victoria's FOI Act 1982 works: the $34.50 application fee, 30-day decision deadline, no internal-review step, and the OVIC then VCAT review path.

How SA's Freedom of Information Act 1991 works: the $44.70 fee from July 2026, 30-day deadline, and the Ombudsman-or-SACAT review choice.

The Northern Territory's Information Act 2002: $30 non-personal fee, free for your own personal information, the 30-day decision deadline, and the Information Commissioner to NTCAT review path.

How to apply for documents under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (Cth): fees, the 30-day decision deadline, exemptions, and the review ladder to the Information Commissioner and the ART.

How ACT FOI works under the Freedom of Information Act 2016: no application fee, 30-working-day deadline, no internal review, and the Ombudsman then ACAT review path.

How to search a Western Australia land title through Landgate: fees, caveats under sections 137-142, the restricted owner-name search, and why duplicate certificates of title ended in 2023.

How to search a Victorian land title through LANDATA: what a folio search shows, current 2026-27 fees, the 3 August 2024 paper-certificate phase-out and how caveats work under the Transfer of Land Act.

How to search a Tasmanian land title through theLIST: the Land Titles Act 1980, current fees, section 138 caveats, and the certificate of title requirement ending from 1 September 2026.

How to search a South Australian land title through SAILIS: the Real Property Act 1886, the $204.00 caveat fee, electronic certificates of title since 2016, and section 191 caveats.

How to search a Queensland land title through Titles Queensland's OTIS portal: fees, caveats under sections 121-131, why paper certificates of title ended in 2019, and what a search does not show.

How NT property records work: NTLIS title search $42, electronic certificates of title still conclusive evidence, caveat lodgement $298, and caveat sections 137-147 of the Land Title Act 2000.

How to search a NSW land title through NSW Land Registry Services: what a search returns, current fees under the Real Property Regulation 2019, certificate of title abolition and how caveats work.