It's because of a flat block, and the fact that you have to discharge to the kerb that you need a charged system.
To find out more about charged systems see:

The last build I did I reduced the size of the house and got a reduction in price.
Also be aware that many of the display homes are the biggest in…

Here is a post about my experience:
http://anewhouse.com.au/2018/05/low-cos ... al-garden/

There is some information about slopes at this link;
As far as curves are considered a suggestion is to set out the area in an empty car parkand mark it out…

Normally means connection to the town system.

I would check

One problem in raising the land is any foundations for a retaining wall may interfere with the pipeline in the easement.

Without seeing it's hard to say
If the all the joists span right across the building, and an additional support is provided either side of the chute it will probably…

I would say you are going to have considerable problems with this.
For your plans the only way you are likely to achieve this is move the sewer and its easement…

there is a possible solution at this link:
http://anewhouse.com.au/2014/02/overhanging-brickwork/

Colorbond is noisier in that you can really hear the rain.....but I don't mind that.
It is less likely to be damaged if you want to fit solar panels at a…

I looked into it: but decided a kettle was a better option.

I would be looking at additional reinforcing in the bathroom floor area as you want to avoid cracking in a wet area

I would be looking at additional reinforcing in the bathroom floor area as you want to avoid cracking in a wet area

If you are going for exposed aggregate make sure you choose a pebble aggregate if you have children.
Some of the crushed rock aggregates look like they could do some damage…

Warranties do vary but this is a link to a typical warranty
http://anewhouse.com.au/2016/10/what-do ... ies-cover/

You can use it for plants or even a shed, but not your house.
Basically I would pick the existing block rather than a North facing Block.....North facing is the worst…

The figures in this link are a bit out of date but will give you an idea about the sort of extras you are going to pay based on the…

Yes it is considered an easement.
Over 50% of blocks have an easement like this either sewer or drain, and if you are unlucky both.
It is only an issue if you…

Probably a good start is having a better understanding about the building business:
Check this link

Those cracks don't look unusual for a new house slab.
There is an article at the following link that explains more

I would be saving the money towards a proper solar system rather than bothering with a little panel like this.
With modern LED bulbs you are paying $379 to save a…

A roof can only be 2 of the following 3:
Long term leak proof
Inexpensive
Flat

You will need excellent drainage and good waterproofing.
Decks like this have a tendency to leak.

You have a right to employ a professional.
Assuming the builder is using a HIA contract they are: required to do the works in a proper and workmanlike manner.with reasonable care…

The following link explains the actual construction phases with links to each phase.

A mate of mine has done this.
The pipes are wrapped in acoustic batts during installation.

It really depends on how far you want to go.
If you want a purpose designed very high performance house you are probably going to pay a lot. The Australian Passive…

Normally no more than a week or two.