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All things housing central to meeting of industry leaders

A MEETING of industry leaders from around the world could help “transform the way we plan, design and build housing”. On Thursday and Friday, Melbourne’s Parliament House will host a meeting of the International Housing Association, bringing together representatives from Australia, Brazil, Canada, Ireland, Japan, Norway, Taiwan, the United Kingdom and the United States. Recent years have reinforced the importance of international collaboration. From the Covid-19 pandemic to geopolitical disruptions affecting global supply chains, labour markets and economic activit

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