Some feedback from voter heartland:no one in his or her right mind thinks the PM retires to his cardboard lean-to and contemplates how to spend his last 10 bucks.
The idea of the Building Bill is to make most arms of the construction industry more accountable,but instead the Minns government is lowering the bar.
A business lobby is arguing state governments need far greater sway over new approvals if Australia is to meet ambitious targets set by the National Housing Accord.
Soaring housing costs and a lack of affordable options are taking a toll that’s usually hidden,but has been revealed in a new study.
Australians are divided on the best ways to respond to the housing crisis amid a fierce political debate on tax breaks for investors.
The NSW Labor government has focused its attention on building more homes. But voters feel it has let down one huge group of the state’s residents.
The new policy expands a Coalition initiative from 2022 and allows the government to take over rezoning proposals already in the planning system if it deems them “unreasonably delayed”.
While national asking rents did not record an increase in the latest quarter,they remained at record highs and renters can expect steeper rents are here to stay.
Greens housing spokesman Max Chandler-Mather has been derided by the government after sparking an argument about the average worker’s salary.
If we want to create a fairer,more equitable housing system,we must stop thinking of renters as second-class citizens.
Landlords in the majority of Melbourne rental markets are asking for more rent than this time last year. Will anything take the pressure off?