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Sydney rental vacancies decrease, despite year-on-year increase of 1.1 per cent
Property revaluations could trigger tax tidal wave
Multiple cars stolen at Marcoola, QLD
McGowan Government temporarily defers increase to GROH rents
Helping Tasmanians into a home of their own
Libraries set alpacas trending
Affordable housing: who needs it and why
Waste voucher trial extended
Advocate for inclusion wins CFA award
All-new Apple TV app available in over 100 countries starting today
Housing affordability crisis needs a comprehensive solution, not just a lick of paint
More than $1.8 Billion At Risk From Negative Gearing Changes
Negative Gearing Changes Put $1.8 Billion At Risk
Almost one million in cash found in vehicle; man charged at Broken Hill, NSW
Labor’s 32 billion addition to property taxes
New report highlights Government’s irresponsible approach to short-stay accommodation
Community forums inform housing Strategy for Griffith city
Council to provide childcare for advisory committee members
Apartment market lift has Harry smiling
ATO should stop preying on small businesses
First phase of PRRT changes
Housing crisis worsens further under Jaensch
Anglicare’s rental snapshot paints stark picture of housing affordability for pensioners
Townsville encouraged to tap into Water Smart Package
“Our housing system is fundamentally broken” – Greens respond to Anglicare Rental Snapshot
98% of rental properties out of reach of minimum wage workers: Report
ASBFEO report finds ATO early debt recovery action excessive
UPDATE: Queenstown burglary
Abandoned campfire spreads in Bullengarook
Multiple job holders earn less
Top 8 reasons people surrendered their pets in 2018 – and what they could have done instead
Government wipes debt for HNZ meth testing tenants
Labor Deletes Negative Gearing Policy
Ethical fashion comes to Liverpool
Capital Gains Tax response will still bring pain to many
Cabramatta property manager convicted of fraud
Homelessness and population growth
‘Wellbeing’ indicators impossible to deliver
Tasmanians still fighting for shelter as shocking housing figures released
Financial inclusion plan delivering for vulnerable Queenslanders
Budget Reply 2019 – 350,000 older job seekers will still be left in poverty under Labor
Government taxes driving up rents for Kiwis
Labor’s Budget Reply
Older women and homelessness
$1.44 million Lotterywest grant for Vinnies emergency relief
Federal Budget 2019: 350,000 older job seekers still left in poverty
Rebl Corp contracts under investigation by AFCA
Liberal Government implements stronger and swifter response to anti-social public housing tenant behaviour