Latest affordability News | Page 72

Housing affordability declines two per cent nationally
Private School Favouritism Confirmed With Broad Slush Fund Guidelines & New Bill
Home Batteries for Bushfire Victims
Morrison’s gifts to private schools now valued at almost $5 billion – public schools get nothing
NACCHO leads PBS listing of medication to improve eye health for Aboriginal and Torres Strait
More accurate method to calculate funding for schools
Rising household transport costs outstrip inflation
Affordable choices crucial to reproductive health
New data shows fewer people sleeping rough as City prepares $10 million investment
Place-based assessment confirmed for Rotorua
Energy Security Board rates energy outlook for vulnerable customers worse than last year
Deadly Digital Communities delivers technology in remote regions
Cattle market shifts
Pre-budget submission aims for a more connected rural Australia
Value of private health insurance must be addressed
Stamp Duty fails to get stamp of approval from ATA
APRA releases quarterly private health insurance statistics for December 2019
End of national rental scheme hits hard
Better controls for short stay sector needed
Commitment to Implement Short-Stay Accommodation Inquiry Recommendations Welcomed
Views sought on cemetery costs and pricing in NSW
New pods expand shelter capacity
Cost of living still outpacing wages under Liberals
New Motor Accident Injuries Scheme to deliver fairer, faster and more comprehensive support
Tasmania’s revolving door of homelessness
Life insurance sector explored in latest Bulletin article
Residential rebound poses supply challenge
More Tasmanians in housing squeeze
Liberals hiding housing report card
NACCHO leads PBS listing of medication to improve eye health for Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Liberals have heads in sand on housing
Hunt safely and responsibly this summer
NSW cemetery costs and prices under review: interim report
Housing deal must make a real difference
Government takes bite out of loan sharks
Baltimore Gas & Electric and Oracle Reshape Peak Pricing Programs
Support for high density living on rise
Value for money – time to rethink private health insurance
Property Council WA welcomes Premier Mark McGowan’s $150m housing plan
APRA proposes new capital framework for private health insurance
Liberals failing on fundamentals
Falling housing approvals demand government focus
Council of Financial Regulators sets work priorities for 2020
ASIC bans South Australian adviser for five years
Rise of middle-aged share house
Community input to help shape Council budget
Boost for innovative affordable housing projects
University of New England makes grade with an A+ credit rating from Fitch