Build Granny Flat publishes an article only when it clears the current authority gate: at least 1,200 substantive words, at least three distinct official sources, a named organizational editorial team, a visible jurisdiction and currency note, a canonical URL, and a reviewable publication date.
Source hierarchy
We prefer in-force legislation, government planning portals, council material, the National Construction Code, regulators and other first-party public authorities. Supplier material may explain a product or service but is not treated as the authority for approval, legal, tax or compliance claims.
Review principles
Articles must separate general guidance from property-specific decisions, identify where professional advice is needed, avoid approval or return promises, and disclose AMESCORP’s commercial relationship. Short legacy material is held from publication until it is enriched to the same standard.
Dates and changes
Every article displays its publication date and latest review date. Material corrections update the article and its modification date. Current law, policy and guidance can change after publication, so readers must confirm the current official position.