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‘I was not going to miss the event for anything’

THIS was special. This was a chance to meet her peers, talk about the industry and advance her personal and business development. There was no way Grace Munro was going to miss the Australian Conveyancer What’s Next? summit. Only 48 hours earlier, Grace was on the operating table as surgeons repaired a badly broken leg suffered while looking after horses on the family property. But, with the help of her mum Chelsea, Grace made the trip from Ballarat to take her place as one of nine honourees in AC’s International Women’s Day event. “I was determined to come

More pain to come before any gain for home owners

Rising building costs causing more issues than interest rates

Conveyancers must use “reasonable efforts” in AML/CTF

New plan a welcome addition to Sydney’s housing calamities

Going once, going twice … big number of auctions

Water, water everywhere … and then comes a rise in values

Victoria must do more to lift home construction

HOUSING reforms in Victoria are showing positive signs but much more needs to be done to lift the state out of the “middle of the pack” doldrums. This is the view of the Housing Institut

Tall towers to move to fringe areas of CBD

HIGH-rise apartments could tower over heritage-listed inner-city homes as outer suburbs are unlocked for larger developments under a state opposition’s plan to tackle the housing

IN a world first, the Australian Government’s financial intelligence unit AUSTRAC has released anti-money laundering program starter kits designed to help small business

International Women’s Day acknowledges and celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. It will be recognised on Sunday, March 8, under a banner