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The Wish List: Budget 2026 cover

The Wish List: Budget 2026

Property leaders spell out what they want to see

IN THIS ISSUE

  1. 01PRACTICE

    Green fields: AIC president’s link to the land

    Tasmania’s rural heritage runs deep through Devonport conveyancer Debbie Hutton’s life story.

  2. 02ECONOMY

    The war on property

    As the Iran war rages, petrol stations have emerged as critical infrastructure, prompting a pick-up in buyer interest in the low-profile property class

  3. 03MARKET

    Reducing barriers for buyers a priority

    Leading conveyancers have their say on what the Federal Government must do in the Budget to support housing.

  4. 04MARKET

    Doubling down: How home investors are making the most of their land lot while helping the housing supply crisis

    Constructing duplexes and townhomes to implement ‘gentle density’ in existing suburbs could add one million new homes to the nation’s housing reserves and significantly ease our housing shortage

  5. 05PROPERTY

    The promised land: Where state governments are landing on their housing targets

    NSW, Victoria and Western Australia have shown the strongest progress in the bid to build 1.2 million new homes by mid-2029

  6. 06MARKET

    Building dreams

    A decade after pivoting to focus on dual-occupancy dwellings, developers Emily and Mark Ainley are now specialists in the booming space

  7. 07GENERAL

    Conveyancers, Convicts and Criminals: Dark Deeds Indeed

    Adapted from the book Early Deeds, Convict Attorneys and Certified Conveyancers by DALE TURNER

  8. 08PRACTICE

    After decades of dedication, Dawn remains a driving force

    Dawn Barry is the founder and a director of Victoria’s Skilled Conveyancing. Originally a law clerk, she began her conveyancing career in 1984 and became a licensed conveyancer in 2008 with a Diploma of Financial Services (Conveyancing) from Swinburne University

ABOUT THIS ISSUE

The April 2026 issue: Budget 2026 wish list, the Iran conflict's impact on real estate, where state governments are landing on housing targets, dual-occupancy developments, and the colonial origins of conveyancing in Australia.

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