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Council offers $15,000 grants to kickstart local housing
IPART Water Pricing Reprieve On Cards For Farmers
NIQ: APAC Consumers Embrace Private Labels, While Name Brands Sustain Their Strength
Why the future of workplace mental health support may be self-guided online tools
Give your input into Council’s funding priorities, services, and operations
CHIA hails Wendy Hayhurst’s legacy as housing champion
HomeGrown Territory Grants Extended For One Year
AEC Congratulates Minister Bowen and Assistant Minister Wilson on their Reappointments
Retailers ready to work with revitalised Federal Cabinet to strengthen economic outcomes
Insurance Council Welcomes New Albanese Ministry
Environmental Toll Of Melbourne’s Urban Sprawl To Be Revealed At Top International Exhibition
Road To More Homes In Adelaide’s North
New research and calls for 80,000 new Victorian social homes in next decade to address housing crisis
Bridging the city-country health divide must be a priority for the next government
Smart spongy device captures water from thin air
Delivering On Australia’s Energy Transition
Retailers ready to work with Albanese Government to revitalise Australia’s $430 bn retail sector
Australians Back Electric Vehicle Momentum, EVC Said
CHIA looks forward to supercharging housing progress with re-elected Albanese Government
Retailers ready to work with Albanese Government to revitalise Australia’s $430 bn retail sector
ACOSS congratulates Albanese Government and urges bolder reform to ensure no-one is left behind
After a historic win, government must deliver on housing
CSI Global – Launch Of New Standard
Tariff Dynamics May Shift US Market Share in Favor of South Korean TV Brands, Says Omdia
Major food manufacturer SPC backs East Coast Gas Reservation scheme
Rental affordability in focus this election as new report spotlights crisis
Housing affordability is at the centre of this election, yet two major reforms seem all but off-limits
Cubic³ Research Finds Automotive OEMs View Connectivity as Crucial for Security as Half of Consumers Worry Their Car Can Be Hacked
ACOSS condemns racism and divisive rhetoric and tactics in election campaign
Many experienced tradies don’t have formal qualifications. Could fast-tracked recognition ease the housing crisis?
Research Forum unites leaders to tackle regional housing crisis
The billions spent on NZ’s accomodation supplement is failing to make rent affordable – so what will?
Both major political parties rule out changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax
Northwest Busway takes another step forward
Bipartisan support for electric car discount a win for all Australians
Canada’s new immigration policy favours construction workers but leaves the rest behind
Bupa Ventures announces first investments
Insurance Costs Risk Becoming a Hidden Housing Tax 
People with Disability Invisible in Election Debates and Housing Promises 
Falling completions reinforce need for more action, new data confirms
CommBank Builds Brighter Future For Bendigo
The gap between wages and housing prices is widening, fuelling the affordability crisis
Third-Party Appeals Are Stalling Canberra’s Housing Future 
Election 2025 Education Policy Brief: Early Childhood Education & Care
NSW Teachers condemn Coalition plan to scrap free TAFE
Will first home buyer election pledges actually help the housing crisis?
Winter electricity prices are rising – how do we know we’re getting value for money?
Would looser lending rules help more people buy a house – or just put them at risk?