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Why the Treasurer won’t show us the money

LARGE stimulus packages won’t be a feature of the federal budget, the treasurer has confirmed, while downplaying warnings on government handouts from the Reserve Bank governor. After lifting interest rates for the third consecutive meeting, RBA boss Michele Bullock cautioned against a cash splash for households, saying it could make fighting inflation harder in the long run. But Treasurer Jim Chalmers said the comments by the board’s governor were merely a response to a hypothetical. “The budget won’t be pumping a lot of extra stimulus into the economy. In fac

Home values cool as consumer sentiment drops

Big names join to build homes cheaper and twice as fast

Inflation, growth, rates all hinge on end to conflict

Stratospheric dreams of a new city coming back to earth

She’ll be right mate … or maybe not – survey

Budget is a time to clean Australia’s house mess

War pummels national home build target hopes

UP to 33,000 homes could be slashed from Australia’s national housing target as an oil crisis fuels construction costs and uncertainty. An independent analysis reveals the supply outlook

Thousands of homes in multibillion-dollar plan

A $2 billion investment in housing promises to ensure young people can buy a home, with 34,000 new dwellings to be built. The investment, jointly funded by the federal and West Australia

We hang tough despite echoes of COVID woes

AUSTRALIAN consumers are showing resilience in the face of rising interest rates, fuel prices, and other costs, according to credit agency data. Despite the headwinds, strong momentum in

A regional housing roundtable has warned that current housing policy settings are failing regional communities. And it is calling for a dedicated national housing plan to address mountin