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‘Column of smoke’: coalition launches One Nation attack

THE allure of One Nation is all smoke and mirrors and offers a random bag of “poorly defined and constantly changing positions”. That is Angus Taylor’s warning to Australians as long-standing Liberal supporters flock to Pauline Hanson’s party. One Nation did not have solutions for working people, the opposition leader argued in a major speech on Thursday night. “One Nation claims to offer a way out of our national malaise,” Mr Taylor told the Sydney Institute. “In reality, they would only make things worse.” The Liberal leader des

Australia falls further behind housing supply target

Melbourne property sector still showing ‘strength’

‘Attack on farmers’: questions over mass land sale

Massive drop in house prices forecast for 2027

More homes get the green light for construction

World events playing heavily on decisions of Reserve Bank

‘Keeps me up at night’: rental rupture laid bare

THE typical Australian renter is spending a record share of income to keep a roof over their head as younger generations find themselves squeezed between rising rents and falling wages.

Slow, steady rise to meet AML/CTF target

CONVEYANCERS might be dragging the chain on their AML/CTF enrolments, with only 1,550 registered with AUSTRAC as of July 2. However, 5,550 lawyers have enrolled, and many of them also pr

Simplifying the system a big plus for WA housing

MOVES to introduce a “simpler, more responsive and efficient” planning system have been welcomed by a peak housing body. The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has welcomed t

Conveyancers back bid to regulate e-platform

A PROPOSAL by the NSW Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) to rein in fees charged by digital property platform PEXA has been welcomed by the state’s conveyancers. Last we