Perth’s luxury property sector flush despite global market ‘running out of steam’

Perth’s luxury property sector flush despite global market ‘running out of steam’

The Perth property market continues to outpace all other Australian capital cities,claiming the highest recorded growth in the luxury residential sector.

  • byClaire Ottaviano

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Left to rot:The ‘ghost homes’ scourge in our big cities – amid a housing crisis

Left to rot:The ‘ghost homes’ scourge in our big cities – amid a housing crisis

Tens of thousands of homes sit empty across our major cities,while luxury units replace old apartment blocks - all while debate rages about our home shortage.

  • byGreg Callaghan
Treasurer orders Chinese funds to reduce stakes in Australian rare earths miner

Treasurer orders Chinese funds to reduce stakes in Australian rare earths miner

Jim Chalmers said the decision was made in order to “protect our national interest” as the government sharpens its focus on supply chain security.

  • bySimon Johanson
Warning Dutton’s housing and migration plans little more than ‘rounding error’

Warning Dutton’s housing and migration plans little more than ‘rounding error’

Economists and property industry figures say the opposition leader’s pledge to cut migration and ban foreign home buyers could make the nation poorer.

  • byAngus Thompson andDavid Crowe
Chalmers must balance big talk on new spending with vow to rein in inflation

Chalmers must balance big talk on new spending with vow to rein in inflation

The treasurer wants to unleash huge public investment in new industries to cement Labor’s “made in Australia” plan. That sets up the Coalition attack.

  • byDavid Crowe
China investors in the cold as Chalmers makes security a test for budget largesse

China investors in the cold as Chalmers makes security a test for budget largesse

Anthony Albanese’s Future Made in Australia will be the centrepiece of the May budget. The treasurer will reveal the five key tests for how it will work.

  • byShane Wright
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers wants stronger foreign investment rules. What does that mean?
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers wants stronger foreign investment rules. What does that mean?

In a world of rising geopolitical tensions,Australia is tightening up its foreign investment laws in lockstep with many other Western nations.

  • byAnne Hyland
Labor hits back at critics by adding tax breaks to industry aid

Labor hits back at critics by adding tax breaks to industry aid

Jim Chalmers backed the case for tax concessions in a new signal about the scale of the budget plan to help clean energy industries and local manufacturing.

  • byDavid Crowe
Chinese investment in Australia plunges to record lows

Chinese investment in Australia plunges to record lows

A report warned that as Chinese investment in Australia reached record lows,a more worrying threat was emerging.

  • byAnne Hyland
Ugly,treeless,hot:Push to force developers to plant trees in Melbourne’s outer suburbs

Ugly,treeless,hot:Push to force developers to plant trees in Melbourne’s outer suburbs

Developers of Melbourne’s newest housing estates are being pushed to leave space and soil for trees in private yards to curb the urban heat island effect.

  • byAdam Carey
China’s cash promises in South-East Asia are coming up short,report says

China’s cash promises in South-East Asia are coming up short,report says

President Xi Jinping launched the Belt and Road Initiative in 2013,immediately winning over many foreign governments with promises of unprecedented investment.

  • byZach Hope