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In my humble (and not licensed to practice in NSW or WA) opinion, I think the OP has a solid case against BF for anticipatory breach. That having been said, while specific performance may be available as a remedy, I think there is no chance in hell the court orders it; instead, expect to see the contract voided, the parties returned to their stati ab initio, and (monetary) damages, likely of a de minimus amount, awarded.