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Stronger tax on developers would raise $8.2b over forward estimates
The cost of letting productivity slip
City Of Canada Bay Cuts Down On DA Assessment Times
March lowest month for new detached home approvals since 2012
Government cuts put 130 jobs on the line at Kāinga Ora, and 40 at HUD
Eve Of Destruction For Cannabis Growers
State Government makes history with release of Cabinet papers
PM Mealy-mouthed And Evasive In Face Of National Crisis
Dwelling approvals data continues to paint a grim picture
Helping More Queenslanders Into Home Ownership
Homes for Queenslanders: First state to introduce Help to Buy Bill
Senator the Hon Katy Gallagher Radio interview – Hit 104.7 Canberra
Council’s response to the Victorian Government’s Suburban Rail Loop Authority’s proposed precinct plans for Box Hill and Burwood
Streamlining Building Consent Changes
Property Council welcomes risk-based approach to foreign investment framework
Help shape the future direction of housing and commercial growth and development in Manningham
National Cabinet Disgraceful Missed Opportunity
Council to seek partnership to develop social housing on Purnell Road
Central Bank makes clear Government is pouring fuel on housing crisis fire
Economically reckless push to raid super sets a trap for young Australians
Key Information Missing From Form 2 – Building Permits
Revised VBA interpretations of new condensation management provisions
Jacka’s Newest Stage Officially Opened
Light Rail Builds Better Canberra
Opinion piece: More support to help Australians into home ownership
National Cabinet must commit to women’s safety by addressing the homelessness crisis
Residential Property Managers Bill to not progress
Surprise: Landlord Tax Cuts Don’t Trickle Down
Victorian Households To Pay Labor’s New Home Owner Tax
Consumers Cautious As Retail Sales Fall 0.4%: Australia
Jacksons Hill Arts and Cultural Precinct takes another step forward
NSW Government Is Bringing Planning Into 21st Century
Greens’ plan to crack down on Airbnb could free up thousands more homes, while Labor’s levy would do very little
Labor’s Tod Sepp enacted without consultation or funding
TOD SEPP welcome but more could be done to realise full potential
Planning Changes Begin Today To Deliver Homes NSW Needs
No more: National rally against gender based violence march
Pharmac Chair Appointed
ARLC Acknowledges Ricky Stuart
Government can take action on men’s violence without waiting Royal Commission
Help Make Canberra World’s Age-friendliest City
Supporting Most Vulnerable In Our Community
Transition of neighbourhood house service provider for Emerald
International students not to blame for housing crisis
Shoal Bay Place Plan Set To Create Vibrant Future
Public Statement – Chadstone Activity Centre
CPI shows student debts to rise by 4.8% on June 1, as Greens demand indexation be scrapped in May budget
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