This report provides a critical review of payment delays in the Australian construction sector, focusing on governmental projects. It examines the causes of these delays, including miscommunication and payment-related issues, and their impact on cost overruns and project failures. The report analyzes key scholarly articles, such as Shah (2016), Doloi (2012), and Ramachandra & Rotimi (2014), to understand the factors contributing to payment issues. The research methodology involves examining primary and secondary data, including case studies from Australia, Malaysia, and Ghana. The limitations of the research, such as the reliance on secondary data and a limited number of participants, are also discussed. The report highlights the importance of proper project planning and control measures to mitigate payment problems and improve project outcomes. The author reflects on their learning experience, emphasizing the knowledge gained about the construction industry and the research process, and acknowledges the resources used, including Google and various scholarly articles.
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